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If you receive a Google sign-in prompt on your phone and you are not actively trying to sign in, treat it as suspicious.
👀 What to Pay Attention To 👀
👀 What to Pay Attention To 👀
Before responding to the prompt, look for:
A sign-in attempt you did not initiate
A location or device you don’t recognize
A time when you were not signing in
Repeated prompts you didn’t request
If anything feels off, trust your instincts.
🚨 What To Do 🚨
🚨 What To Do 🚨
If you receive a suspicious prompt:
Tap No, it’s not me
Immediately change your password
Notify the Technology Department
🛡️ Why This Matters 🛡️
🛡️ Why This Matters 🛡️
A suspicious prompt often means someone has your password and is trying to access your account. MFA stops them — but reporting it helps us secure your account and prevent future attempts.
😊 The Good News 😊
😊 The Good News 😊
If you deny the prompt, your account remains protected. Acting quickly helps us keep your access secure and prevents any disruption.
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