Nexus Security Grade — document-based guidance
Apex Legends
Is Apex Legends safe to play? Our document-based review gives it a B security grade — good documented protections. The grade reflects documented account protections (such as two-factor authentication) and any public breach or account-takeover history, not a live scan or a safety certification.
Not a safety certification or a live scan. Grade reflects documented security controls and breach history — see the methodology.
EA account supports 2FA; account-recovery can be slow, so protect the email account behind it.
PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch
battle-royale, shooter
Electronic Arts
2019
Account security scorecard
EA supports login verification via authenticator app or email.
If this account is stolen, follow the EA recovery guide.
ea.com
Only trust these for sign-in and support.
- FUT coins or in-game currency scams
- Fake EA Help phishing pages
- Account-selling and account-takeover scams
See the full EA security hub · Reviewed 2026-10-13.
Protect this account — quick checklist
- Turn on two-factor authentication. EA supports login verification via authenticator app or email.
- Only sign in on official domains.
ea.com - Save the recovery path before you need it. If the account is ever stolen, use the official EA recovery guide.
- Know the two most common scams targeting EA players:
- FUT coins or in-game currency scams
- Fake EA Help phishing pages
- Run a quick self-check. Our gaming security checkup walks through the basics in a few minutes.