Protecting Your Account
Currently, the only known way to reliably avoid being phished is to use security keys (also referred to as U2F) with your online accounts. Not only can you use a security key to lock down your Coinbase account, but you can also use it with any other online services that integrate with them such as Gmail, Facebook, Dropbox, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and more. If you want to know more about security keys, you can learn more in our blog post here.
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