Passwords are like keys that unlock our online accounts, but they have their drawbacks. They can be hard to remember, easy for hackers to guess, and sometimes we use the same password for multiple accounts, which isn't safe. This can lead to data breaches where our personal information gets stolen.

To make things safer, there's something called Push Notification MFA. MFA stands for Multi-Factor Authentication, and it adds extra layers of security to our logins. Push Notification MFA works like this: when you try to log into your account, instead of just typing in your password, you get a notification on your phone. You can then tap "approve" if it's you trying to log in, or "deny" if it's not.

This simple tap on your phone is much safer than just using a password. It's fast and easy, and it helps protect your account from hackers. Push Notification MFA is becoming more popular because it makes logging into your accounts more secure and gives you more control over who can access your information.