GW2: Mobile Authenticator problems? ArenaNet is clear

Since early October, players can secure their Guild Wars 2 account with the so-called two-factor authentication for mobile devices. In the course of the log must be a six-digit number to be entered, which is obtained via the free app. Starting this week,buy guild wars 2 gold players watched now that they are partly at login no longer be asked for this number. ArenaNet also commented on this behavior and was now clear.

The Forum Players reported since the update from 05.11.2012 that they are no longer needed as before at each login to the six-digit number, but can log in without a code. Security Coordinator Mike Lewis also commented on the topic now and calmed the player first, by emphasizing that the accounts are still protected by the mobile authentication.

But how did it come to this changed behavior now? Lewis says they've developed "Save this network" is a function of the mobile device authentication, which is compliant with the network settings feature of e-mail authentication. This feature was enabled during the update from 05.11.2012.

With each account to which had already been selected for a network noted the Mobile Authenticator would respect this setting now. It is therefore a log from a single location, which you have stored on the e-mail authentication already, no number input would be unnecessary. The account is still protected by the mobile authentication still prevent access from unverified sites.

Currently there is not yet have a user interface that you could manage your wishlist networks. Lewis advises all gw2 gold players to have to remember it by networks over the e-mail and exercise in the near future on the mobile authentication caution. The complete article you can read on the official forum of the game!