Sign-in notifications alert you by email whenever someone accesses your Hover account, and the account activity log lets you review recent sign-ins and the IP addresses used. Together, these features add an extra layer of protection and help you catch unauthorized access quickly. This article covers turning notifications on or off, viewing your account activity, and securing your account if you spot something suspicious.
Why sign-in security matters
These features are an increasingly important part of safely accessing your information and services at Hover. They significantly decrease the risk of unauthorized access to your account.
Before you begin
- Turn on two-step sign-in first: Two-step sign-in must already be enabled on your account before you can disable sign-in notifications. See Enabling two-step sign in on your Hover account for setup steps.
Step 1: Turn sign-in notifications on or off
- Sign in to your Hover control panel using your chosen method of two-step sign-in.
- Select Settings from the navigation bar.
- Select Sign in notifications to turn the feature on or off.
Step 2: View your account activity
- Sign in to your Hover control panel using your chosen method of two-step sign-in.
- Select Settings from the navigation bar.
- Select Activity from the Account Settings bar.
A list of all recent sign-ins and the IP addresses used to access your Hover account is displayed here.
Step 3: Respond to unauthorized activity
If you receive a sign-in notification email you don't recognize, secure your account right away.
- Select Sign out of all sessions and lock account.
Next steps
- Turn on two-step sign-in if you haven't already, since it's required to manage sign-in notifications — see Enabling two-step sign in on your Hover account.
- Review your account activity regularly so you notice unauthorized access quickly.
Questions? Contact Hover Support.
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