Why Email OTP matters

Passwords can be guessed, reused, or leaked. OTP adds a second check that proves the person trying to sign in has access to the verified channel at that moment.

What it protects in everyday use

• Stops most unauthorized login attempts even if a password is known.
• Reduces account takeover risk on shared devices.
• Adds stronger confidence before sensitive actions.

Good parent-side practices

• Never share OTPs in chat, calls, or screenshots.
• Use one private, trusted email for account access.
• Report repeated unexpected OTP requests immediately.