Verified Accounts Secured with 2FA for Some High-Demand Products
Due to bots buying out certain high-demand items, such as the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, we are now requiring a verified account with two-factor authentication, 2FA, enabled for purchase. We are working to ensure as many of you makers and engineers out there have a chance to order these items at market prices without having to compete with bots.
Follow these helpful tips:
Verify your account and set up 2FA now, when you’re not trying to check out as quickly as your fingers will allow!
Log out of and back into your account to activate account verification and to ensure you’re a 2FA login pro.
Sign up on the product page to be notified when the item is restocked. You will only be emailed about this product and we will not store your contact information after you receive your notification that the item is in stock.
Enabling 2FA
Log in to your Adafruit Account and click “Security & Privacy” or click here to access your account’s Security & Privacy page.
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