As a powerful digital tool, the security of your OpenClaw account directly affects your experience. Many users neglect privacy protection after registration, which can lead to login issues or permission leaks. This guide walks you through enabling two-factor authentication and adjusting data permissions to keep your OpenClaw account more secure.
Enable Two-Factor Authentication: Add a Second Lock to Your Account
Go to your OpenClaw account settings page and find the Security Center. Click on the "Two-Factor Authentication" option and choose Google Authenticator or SMS verification code as your second layer of authentication. After scanning the QR code to link it, each login will require both your password and a dynamic verification code, effectively preventing account theft.
We recommend downloading an offline authenticator app to avoid being locked out if you lose your phone. If you switch devices, simply unbind the old authenticator in the Security Center beforehand and reconfigure it.
Manage Devices & Authorizations: Block Unknown Logins
In the "Logged-in Devices" list, you can see all terminals that have accessed your OpenClaw account. For any unfamiliar or old devices you no longer use, click "Force Logout." Also enable "New Device Login Notifications" so you receive an email or push alert immediately if someone tries to log in from an unrecognized device.
