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    • Announcements

    • Zoho Account's domain removal process

      As part of our domain clean-up process, we plan to remove domains that have not been renewed. Why this matters Zoho handles a large number of domains added by organizations daily. However, many organizations stop renewing domains they no longer need,
    • Announcement: Upcoming changes to the permission grant flow for OAuth apps

      This announcement is intended for app developers who use the Zoho API console. We're going to implement an important update to the way users grant permission for the OAuth apps created through the API console. What’s changing? Currently, users can grant
    • Deprecation of SMS-based multi-factor authentication (MFA) mode

      Overview of SMS-based OTP MFA mode The SMS-based OTP MFA method involves the delivery of a one-time password to a user's mobile phone via SMS. The user receives the OTP on their mobile phone and enters it to sign into their account. SMS-based OTPs offer
    • Cleanup of inactive verified domains

      Greetings from the Zoho Accounts team! We are bringing a new addition to our existing domain cleanup process. We already have a domain cleanup process for unverified domains, which happens after 90 days. We are extending it to inactive verified domains
    • How to create a strong password? #WorldPasswordDay

      The first Thursday of every May is celebrated as the World Password day. It was started by Intel in 2013 based on the idea of a security researcher named Mark Burnet who encouraged people to change their passwords often. On this day, let's look into the possible ways one can create a strong password: Use combination of upper and lower case alphabets Use special characters Avoid using dictionary words Avoid using the same password for multiple online accounts Use a minimum of 8 characters Avoid using

      • Sticky Posts

      • Deprecation of SMS-based multi-factor authentication (MFA) mode

        Overview of SMS-based OTP MFA mode The SMS-based OTP MFA method involves the delivery of a one-time password to a user's mobile phone via SMS. The user receives the OTP on their mobile phone and enters it to sign into their account. SMS-based OTPs offer