Hello! give me permission to send a suggestions to make gdevelop better 
is it possible in the account settings to provide a 2-step verification option (such as requesting an authentication code from email to log in) when logging in? This makes gdevelop users’ accounts feel safer and more secure 
What is 2FA (Two Factor Authentication)?
2FA requires a second factor to verify a user’s identity. Common examples include tokens generated by a registered device, One Time Passwords, or PIN numbers. The mere presence of two authentication methods improves your security posture significantly—in fact, according to research from Symantec, 80% of data breaches can be prevented by 2FA, While the security benefits of 2FA are well documented, adoption has been a widespread problem. When Google first introduced the option to have two authentication methods applied to their accounts, less than 10% of users adopted 2FA over the course of over 7 years. According to Google one of the reasons why they did not require 2FA was due to the inconvenience it caused users, noting that >10% of users who tried 2FA, failed to enter the SMS authentication code correctly.
I really request that this feature be provided for the security and convenience of gdevelop users. I would love to have this feature implemented in the next version, I would really appreciate the developers trying to make gdevelop better!
type F2A which at least exists/desires
Email Confirmation:
The application that implements 2FA Email Confirmation will confirm the email by means of the user having to fill in the required code on the engine, where the code is listed in the user’s email, this code can be a numeric code which must be entered into the Engige application in order to log in.
Making authentication more about the user and less about the attacker
Forward-looking businesses will look beyond passwords and improve API authentication as a means of enhancing the user experience, reducing the success rates of phishing attacks. Attackers will no longer benefit from the weaknesses of passwords by incorporating more secure authentication methods. Imagine, so many developers try as hard as possible to develop their dream game, they put the game in the cloud , but suddenly their account is stolen and the game can’t be developed because it can’t access the cloud at all, and they lose complete control over what he creates and the account… this is very sad.
Thank you