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</div><p>Twitter has announced an important change to how it handles two-factor authentication for new logins on its service. Twitter now lets you use third-party apps for two-factor authentication as an alternative to SMS.</p>
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Twitter now lets you use third-party apps instead of SMS for two-factor authentication
