> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.streamkap.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Personal Privacy & Security

> Manage your personal security settings including password, MFA, passkeys, and sessions

Personal Privacy & Security settings can be found in **Account preferences** under the **My Account** section. Click your avatar in the top navigation bar and select **Account preferences**, then click **Privacy & Security**.

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## Features

* **Change your password** - Update your account password
* **Enrol/Set MFA/2FA** - Configure multi-factor authentication
* **Setup Passkeys** - Add passwordless authentication
* **View sessions** - See all active login sessions and log out of any or all of them
* **Remember 2FA devices** - Option to remember trusted devices for 30 days

## Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA/2FA)

2FA or Multi-Factor Authentication adds an essential layer of security to protect your use of Streamkap.

<Info>
  2FA at Streamkap is mandatory for anyone not logging in via enterprise SSO.
</Info>

### Supported MFA Methods

* **Authenticator apps** - Google Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, etc.
* **SMS** - Receive codes via text message
* **Built-in authenticators** - Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello
* **Security Keys** - Hardware keys like YubiKey

### Setting Up MFA

1. Navigate to **Account preferences** → **Privacy & Security**
2. Under "Multi-Factor Authentication", click **Set up** on your preferred method
3. Follow the setup wizard to complete configuration
4. Your chosen method will show as "Enabled" once configured

<Tip>
  We recommend using an authenticator app as your primary MFA method, as it's more secure than SMS and doesn't require internet connectivity.
</Tip>

## Login Sessions

The Login Sessions section shows all devices and browsers where your account is currently logged in:

* **Device** - Operating system and browser
* **Location** - Geographic location based on IP address
* **IP Address** - The IP address used for the session
* **Time** - When the session was created

### Managing Sessions

* **Log out individual session** - Click the logout button next to any session
* **Log out all other sessions** - Click "Log out all other sessions" to revoke all sessions except your current one

<Warning>
  If you see any sessions you don't recognize, log them out immediately and change your password.
</Warning>

## Related Documentation

* [Organisation Security](/organisation-security) - Organization-wide security settings
* [Users](/team-management) - Team management and access control
* [SSO Setup](/setup-sso) - Single Sign-On configuration