1Read the scene.
The left panel shows what you're doing right now, and whether you started a sign-in.
Day 2 · Proving it's really you
Is this sign-in really you?
Six comic pages. On each one, look at what you're doing right now, then answer the request on your phone. The next panel shows what your answer let in.
Day 2 · The lesson and this game
In the lesson, you learned that a request you didn't start usually means someone has your password. Number matching means you type the number from your own sign-in screen, so one tap can't approve a sign-in you didn't start. A passkey only works on the site it was made for.
Here, each comic page shows what you're doing right now and a request on your phone. Your answer decides what happens in the next panel.
The left panel shows what you're doing right now, and whether you started a sign-in.
Approve or deny the request, or type a number on the keypad.
The next panel shows the result. If it went wrong, try the page again.
Every person, account and number here is made up. Never type a real password or code into a practice page.