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@nilesh I would also like it if the Google Maps app would stop attempting to sign me in on mobile. I'm still using Google Authenticator which means I think I'm stuck with cached Google credentials on my phone, and big G has a way of insinuating itself into fucking everything once you give it a toehold. 10 comments
@gunchleoc @nilesh Not especially. Inertia is a thing, though, and the usual anxieties about migration/recovery (Google Authenticator to its credit makes it easy to transfer 2FA info between devices) @klausfiend @gunchleoc @nilesh  @AnCaoladoir @klausfiend @nilesh I sort of picked FreeOTP at random. I guess I should look around for one that has password protection, but I was being lazy at the time. I'm only using it for my social media accounts, so it's not that critical. @gunchleoc @AnCaoladoir @klausfiend @nilesh using Authy here (although sad it is now part of Twilio)  @dsc @gunchleoc @AnCaoladoir @klausfiend @nilesh I use Aegis which is open source and offline. https://getaegis.app @klausfiend @nilesh in many cases you don’t need an Authenticator at all. It’s built in in iOS under passwords. Select the appropriate service and there it is: verification cordes. @klausfiend @nilesh yup. I love it. Get out of my way, #Google spythenticator and #Microsoft #authenticator. It came somewhere in 2021 already as you can read here: https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/ipha6173c19f/15.0/ios/15.0 #totp |
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@klausfiend @nilesh Do you have a requirement to use a specific authenticator app? If not, you could get an open source one from F-Droid https://search.f-droid.org/?q=authenticator&lang=en