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      <title>Enable Multi-Factor Authentication on Your Developer Instance</title>
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      <description>Did you know that you can enable Multi-Factor Authentication on your Personal Developer Instance in only a few minutes? It is true. We recently published a video that walks through the couple of simple steps.
It breaks down to this:
 Log in to your developer instance (or request one at the Developer Portal if you don&amp;rsquo;t already have one) Enable the Integration - Multifactor Authentication plugin on your instance. Go to the Multi-Factor Authentication properties and enable it.</description>
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