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You must have already setup a 2-step verification before now but if you haven’t, see it here . If you set up 2-Step Verification using SMS text message or Voice call and also want to be able to generate codes using the Android, iPhone or a Blackberry, you can use the Google Authenticator app to receive codes even if you don’t have an Internet connection or mobile service. This process will put you through how to install Google Authenticator on any of the following devices. Android iPhone, iPad or iPod Torch Blackberry FOR ANDROID Requirements To use Google Authenticator on your Android device, it must be running Android version 2.1 or later. Downloading the app Visit Google Play. Search for Google Authenticator. Download and install the application. Setting up the app If you haven’t already, complete the SMS/Voice setup and enroll your account in 2-Step Verification using your phone number. On your computer, go to the 2-Step Verification s

If you've once tried setting up a Gmail 2-step verification in Nigeria, you must have observed and understand that Google did not enlist Nigeria in the options for countries eligible for using and setting up a 2-step verification for Gmail accounts. I heard that Nigeria was initially on the list at the launch of the 2-step verification but was later removed for security reasons as claimed by one of Google’s spoke-person (Jay Nancarrow) on a particular online forum. Seriously, I really can’t fathom the security reasons as claimed, I don’t want to believe Nigeria is that bad that Google chooses not to enlist the most populous black nation on earth. It’s more embarrassing to see countries with enormous terror records and cyber-crimes on the list – even our closest African brother “Niger” was seen on the list. I hope Google has concrete reasons for doing this, otherwise all we see is a bizarre and horrendous attitude from Google on this and has deeply deprived many Nigerians