I use "Authy". You'll need to set it up using your phone number and a master password.
Your data will get synced with your other devices / new device. They also got a desktop version.
Some services have a full Authy integration, but you can also import Google Authentificator codes there.
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- SkycityVictorians
Topic: 2FA Question (Read 278 times)
Well i use Google Authenticator . how i can save the 2af key if it keep change always
I have Google Authenticator on my phone and I found no way to transfer/backup the info out of it. But my phone is also not rooted.
The only way I found to "backup" such info is at the original website offering 2FA: when you activate the 2FA and get the key, you usually can see the private/seed for your 2FA codes. That's the one you should save.
Some sites offer only a seed to disable the 2FA, that is also fine for emergencies.
PS. This thread should be renamed 2FA instead of 2AF and maybe moved into technical area.
Well i use Google Authenticator . how i can save the 2af key if it keep change always
I am unsure, but you should always save the 2FA key on paper as I do so you can resetup the accounts on a new phone without the hassle. Good lad for using 2FA, always do it.
I have a question . If my mobile that i used for 2AF got lost or broken is there anyway to transfer the 2AF i have on it to a new phone?
What 2fa software were you using? Authy? Google Authenticator? Something else? (Btw, dev and tech seems like the wrong section). And what website is this for?
I have a question . If my mobile that i used for 2AF got lost or broken is there anyway to transfer the 2AF i have on it to a new phone?
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