The Battle.net security code is a crucial point for playing Blizzard games, but many players are very worried. What should I do if I need to unbind my Battle.net security code after it is bound? What is the method? And I changed my mobile phone, so Battle.net security What should I do? Don’t worry, the editor has brought you a detailed tutorial on unbinding the Battle.net security order (unbinding with a mobile phone/unbinding without a mobile phone).

If you have a mobile phone and need to unbind it:

If you have followed the security order, you cannot unbind it by simply deleting it, and during the unbinding process we also need the security code in the security order for verification, so you need to download it.

Where to check the security code:

As for the security code, you can see it when you open the application. During the unbinding process, we need the security code for verification (logging into the website) and for unbinding.

Log in to the Battle.net website:

So which website can we go to to unblock it? We enter the management interface of the Battle.net official website pass and log in with your Battle.net account (Battle.net email account and password).

Login to Battle.net also requires verification:

(Because you have bound a security code) So you need to verify the security code when logging in. (If you have logged in that day) you don’t need to verify (the same as the Battle.net client)

Find the password protection tool:

After logging into Battle.net, find the password protection tool in the navigation on the homepage. The password protection method we are using will appear here. Find the Battle.net Security Order, and then select Unbind.

To unbind the security order:

After selecting the security order to unbind, just follow the prompts to continue the operation (select to confirm the uninstall). After that, we will need our SMS for authentication (when following the security order) of the bound mobile phone.

SMS verification is required:

If you don't want to use text messages, you can also choose other methods (security code in security order) in text message security protection to release the security code.

If your phone is lost/replaced/disappeared, you need to unbind it:

If you remember the serial number and serial number password when binding, you will be fine. Generally, you will be prompted to save these two strings of characters when you bind.

If you saved it, re-download the mobile security code on the new phone and install it

Click on the password interface - the phone's menu key → Restore → Perform the restore operation → Enter → Serial number and serial number password → Submit

This should restore the original mobile phone security token.

If you did not write down the serial number and serial number password when binding, you can only apply for unbinding and then rebind.

You can refer to the Battle.net Security Order to replace your phone and repair it.