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Google Authenticator adds Cloud Sync for your 2FA Codes
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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1037167" data-attributes="member: 52014"><p>Google Authenticator has added cloud synchronization support to its 2FA code service, allowing users to access their codes on multiple devices without the need to scan them on every device. The new version of the app allows users to back up two-factor codes to their Google accounts, and a new icon has been introduced. However, the authentication method may not be the most secure as it is still based on passwords and may include SMS-based 2FA, which is not recommended. Alternatives such as Microsoft Authenticator and 1Password offer additional features and may be more secure options.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1037167, member: 52014"] Google Authenticator has added cloud synchronization support to its 2FA code service, allowing users to access their codes on multiple devices without the need to scan them on every device. The new version of the app allows users to back up two-factor codes to their Google accounts, and a new icon has been introduced. However, the authentication method may not be the most secure as it is still based on passwords and may include SMS-based 2FA, which is not recommended. Alternatives such as Microsoft Authenticator and 1Password offer additional features and may be more secure options. [/QUOTE]
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