However, what Google Authenticator always lacked relative to other 2FA apps up until now—besides some syncing and backup options—was the ability to export accounts between devices ...

Google Authenticator is a particularly popular smartphone application that can be used as a token for many two factor authentication (2FA) systems by generating a time-based one time password ...

Finally, Google has updated its useful Authenticator app on iOS to allow users to export their myriad of tokens and import them on another iPhone directly within the app. This has been my biggest ...

Google wants you to beef up your account security with its own hardware token. ... Previously it used one-time codes generated by a mobile app – Google Authenticator. Google’s key conforms ...

One Google Authenticator update accidentally wiped everyone’s two-factor tokens, preventing users from logging into their accounts. Thankfully, there’s an alternative: Authy, which is free for iPhone ...

In its first update since 2017, Google has released Google Authenticator 5.10, which now includes the ability to import and export 2FA/2SV accounts between devices.

The iOS @google Authenticator 2.0.0 update removes all existing tokens on installation. Really inconvenient! — Alec Edworthy (@alecedworthy) September 4, 2013 ...

Considering you already use Google Authenticator for token generation on your Android or iPhone, and are planning to switch to a new phone, here’s a guide on how to move Google Authenticator to ...

Two factor authentication is becoming an increasingly common part of keeping one's accounts secure online, and Google has just updated its Authenticator app for iOS. Outwardly, version 2.0 brings ...

Google Authenticator is a popular way to store two-factor codes, ... The token is stored locally on your phone, so a broken or lost phone could lock you out of your accounts.

Google today pushed an update out for Google Authenticator for iOS, the two-factor authentication companion app that makes your Google account and services where you use it to login more secure.

Google's new two-factor authentication scheme is a huge improvement in terms of account security in the public Cloud. But I can't use it for regular day to day use.