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In this video, we add a two-factor authentication feature to the SPA. Adding two-factor authentication can be a little tricky to the SPA because we are not rendering any views from Laravel, instead, the rendering & routing is done on the SPA. Luckily Laravel Fortify is flexible enough to be able to add this feature to the SPA.
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