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# Stay in control with consent management and two-factor
10 December 2024
## New Consent Management in Discovery
Discovery can be configured to ask for additional consent at the moment a planner is submitting their name and email address.
Once switched on, a planner is presented with an opt-in checkbox that supports custom messaging and tracking tags. Any consent given is tracked to the context of each planner and is available in our reports and API.
[Learn about how to engage planner audiences and best practices for consent.](https://docs.flip.to/platform/discovery/planner-audiences#additional-consent-settings)
## Two-factor authentication is here
Flip.to now supports an extra level of security to your account.
[Sign in and head over to your profile](https://manage.flip.to/home) to enable two-factor authentication with your preferred authenticator app in just a few steps.
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