× Sure! Here's a longer Free Fire account security notice around 600 words like you asked: --- Important Notice: How to Secure Your Free Fire Account and Protect Your Progress Your Free Fire account is more than just a profile — it holds your achievements, your purchases, your rank, and countless hours of effort. Sadly, with the rise of scams, hackers, and phishing attempts, many players risk losing their hard-earned accounts because of simple mistakes. We want to make sure you stay protected. Here’s everything you need to know about securing your Free Fire account. 1. Never Share Your Login Details The first and most important rule is: Never share your account information with anyone. No matter how trustworthy someone may seem, giving out your password, OTPs, or linked email details can lead to immediate account loss. Official Garena staff will never ask for your password. 2. Enable Two-Step Verification (2FA) If your Free Fire account is linked to Google, Facebook, VK, or another service, make sure two-step verification is enabled. Two-step verification adds an extra layer of protection by asking for a code when someone tries to log in. Even if someone knows your password, they cannot access your account without the code sent to your phone or email. 3. Use a Strong, Unique Password Don’t use simple passwords like "123456," "password," your date of birth, or your Free Fire ID. Instead, create a password that combines uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. Example: FfR0ck$2025! Also, make sure your Free Fire password is different from your passwords for social media or email. 4. Watch Out for Fake Websites and Apps Many players lose their accounts by trying to claim "free diamonds," "exclusive skins," or "free top-ups" through fake websites. If it sounds too good to be true — it probably is. Always check that you are visiting the official Garena Free Fire website or using the official app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. Never enter your login details on unknown links or unofficial apps. 5. Don’t Log In on Public Devices Avoid logging into your Free Fire account on public computers, gaming cafés, or devices that you do not own. If you must use a public device, always remember to log out and clear the browser history after you are done. 6. Keep Your Email Secure Your Free Fire account is usually linked to your email. If someone gets access to your email, they can reset your Free Fire password and steal your account.