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Firefox Accounts blocks sign in attempts if it detects unusual activity. Learn how to unblock your account.
Firefox Accounts blocks sign in attempts if it detects unusual activity. Learn how to unblock your account.

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If your sign in attempt was “blocked for security reasons” on Firefox Accounts, this means that Firefox Accounts detected unusual activity on your account and is preventing access until we’re sure it’s really you. This is an attempt to protect your account from intruders. We will send you an email asking you to either confirm that you’re really the person trying to sign in, or report activity you don’t recognize. __TOC__ If Firefox blocks an attempt to sign in, it will also send an email to the address you’ve registered and prompt you to enter the verification code from that email. The email will tell you information about the sign in attempt (type of device, location, IP address and time). If you don’t see anything suspicious, enter the verification code from that email into Firefox Accounts to prove that it’s really you. ;[[Image:account verification]] {note}'''How do I know that this email is really from Mozilla?''' Mozilla will never ask you for passwords or credit card or bank information.{/note} =I don’t recognize the sign in attempt. What should I do?= If someone else was trying to sign in to your account, click the “Reporting this activity” link in the email. =I haven’t received the verification email. What should I do?= First, check your spam folder and filters to make sure it didn’t end up in the wrong folder.
If your sign in attempt was “blocked for security reasons” on Firefox Accounts, this means that Firefox Accounts detected unusual activity on your account and is preventing access until we’re sure it’s really you. This is an attempt to protect your account from intruders. We will send you an email asking you to either confirm that you’re really the person trying to sign in, or report activity you don’t recognize. __TOC__ If Firefox blocks an attempt to sign in, it will also send an email to the address you’ve registered and prompt you to enter the verification code from that email. The email will tell you information about the sign in attempt (type of device, location, IP address and time). If you don’t see anything suspicious, enter the verification code from that email into Firefox Accounts to prove that it’s really you. ;[[Image:account verification]] {note}'''How do I know that this email is really from Mozilla?''' Mozilla will never ask you for passwords or credit card or bank information.{/note} =I don’t recognize the sign in attempt. What should I do?= If someone else was trying to sign in to your account, click the “Reporting this activity” link in the email. =I haven’t received the verification email. What should I do?= Check your spam folder and filters to make sure it didn’t end up in the wrong folder.

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