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How to create a Gmail account application password that uses 2-Step Verification

By Yama
How to create an application password for your Gmail account – This time I will share a bit of my experience with Gmail accounts that cannot be logged into smartphone devices. At first, I was confused as to why the login failed when I used my Android phone to access my Gmail account after enabling two-factor authentication. I entered my email address and password correctly.

Browsing information on the Internet, I found the answer that you can log in to your Android device by creating an application password from your Google account settings with a Gmail account that has two-factor authentication enabled. Therefore, the password for logging into the smartphone device later will use the created application password. So below are the simple steps to make your application santi.

How to create an application password:

  • First, log in to your Google account from your computer/laptop browser.
  • Then visit the https://myaccount.google.com/ link and enter your Google account settings.
  • Then select the menu “Sign-in and security” As seen in the image below.
Create an application password
  • Then scroll to the bottom and select the menu “Two-step verification”.
  • then choose “Application Specific Password” Scroll to the bottom and select “Manage app-specific passwords”.
  • please “Select Application” When “Select Device”.[アプリケーションの選択]so[メール]and in the device selection[その他]Select to enter your smartphone type.
  • Then select “Create”.
  • Then a new window will appear showing the password for the application.
  • Save the code to use as your login password on your smartphone.

With 2-step verification and application passwords, your Google account has a very strong level of security. You can also add multiple application passwords for logging into other applications, such as games that require access to the Play Store or Gmail.

Thus, a review of my experience creating an application password for a Gmail account that enables two-factor authentication. It might help.