Turn on the two-factor authentication requirement in your business portfolio

Two-factor authentication can help protect your account from unauthorized access.

If you created your business portfolio less than 90 days ago, you can choose to require two-factor authentication for people in your account.

If two-factor authentication is required for your business portfolio, people must also turn on two-factor authentication to access the business portfolio. Note: For security reasons, turning on two-factor authentication is required for certain business portfolios that are more than 90 days old.

You can share this article with people in your business portfolio for directions on how to turn on two-factor authentication for Facebook accounts.

Only people with full control of the business portfolio can turn on the two-factor authentication requirement.

1. Go to Settings in Meta Business Suite.
2. Click Business portfolio info.
3. Scroll down to Business options.
4. Click the dropdown menu next to Two-factor authentication.
5. Select Admins only or Everyone to choose who this requirement applies to. To turn off two-factor authentication requirement, choose No one.

After you turn on the two-factor authentication requirement, Meta needs to remember your computer and browser info so we recognize it next time you log in. Some browser features block this. If you've turned on private browsing or set up your browser to clear your history every time it closes, you might have to enter a code every time you log in. If you use a third-party app to manage the Pages or ad accounts in your business portfolio, you’ll be asked to enter a login code the next time you sign in from the app.

If you've turned on two-factor authentication requirement and get a prompt to enter a code for security purposes, you can generate one from your phone. Learn how to receive a code for two-factor authentication.