FAQ About Discord

Discord offers server verification features to help maintain a safe and secure environment for users. The primary method of server verification is through the use of verification levels, which allow server administrators to control who can access and interact with their server. Here's how you can set up server verification in Discord:

Open Discord and log in to your account.

Select the server for which you want to set up server verification.

Click on the server name to open the server settings.

In the server settings, navigate to the "Verification Levels" section. It is located under the "Moderation" category in the left sidebar.

In the "Verification Levels" section, you'll see different options for server verification. The available options are:

• None: This option provides no server verification. Anyone can join and access the server immediately.
• Low: New users will be required to have a verified email on their Discord account.
• Medium: In addition to having a verified email, new users will need to be registered on Discord for longer than 5 minutes.
• High: New users will need to have a verified email, be registered on Discord for longer than 5 minutes, and have a server-specific role assigned to them by a server member.
• Very High: New users will need to have a verified phone number associated with their Discord account.

Select the desired verification level for your server by clicking on the corresponding radio button.

Once you've selected a verification level, Discord will automatically apply the changes. Users joining the server will need to meet the specified verification requirements.

It's important to note that the verification level only applies to new users joining the server. Existing users who are already members of the server will not be affected by the changes. However, server administrators can manually assign roles or apply additional moderation measures to enforce rules and security within the server.

Server verification levels can help prevent spam, bots, and unwanted users from accessing your server, promoting a safer and more controlled environment for your community.