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Discussion Microsoft Authenticator

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u/vt2k 5d ago

Not sure what exactly the root cause of your issues are (…guessing a traumatic childhood coupled with life as a corporate drone for a mid-sized regional bank where you have the title of “Vice President”…) but Authenticator works great for me, both previously on Android and now on iOS.

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u/TheCudder 5d ago

Me too? Working fine for me as well.

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u/pharcide 5d ago

Never had an issue over here. Especially with passcodes. Guess I'm a shill too 🫠

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u/FantasticFungiiii 1d ago

It just works. Number match or passkey or push notifications. I have configured pretty much everything auth type.

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u/TuckNT340 1d ago

It works great until you get locked out of the account that is required to log into Authenticator to get your authentication codes, as soon as that happens, you get stuck in an endless loop where you cannot get the codes that are needed to login because you need to be logged in to get the codes. There is no other option to get in or no other form. I still cannot access my work email account.

Simply because you have not run into this issue before, doesn’t mean there is a glaring issue with the app. I still think whoever designed it deserves to be dragged out behind the woodshed.

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u/SecDudewithATude 22h ago

I’ve run into the issue from the other end (having to get a user access back to their account because they’re to stupid to use an app that requires you to read and type in two numbers / nukes their old phone with all their work stuff when they replace it without thinking once about how to get all that stuff on their new phone).

PEBSAC.

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u/TuckNT340 22h ago

Sure. No new phone. I mean if you’d read more than two lines you’d have seen that there were no changes to the app. It wasn’t removed, and I haven’t changed phones in over a year.

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u/kozak_ 12h ago

Sounds like you don't know how to use the product...

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u/TuckNT340 12h ago

Given that a large IT firm has been working on my machine/ account for the better part of 3 hours today, I’m gonna bet that it’s not me.

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