Google Authenticator Now Supports Transfer of 2-Step Verification Codes
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Google Authenticator Now Supports Transfer of 2-Step Verification Codes
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#3I would also be great if there was a way to export all of my OTP secrets out of the iOS version of Google Authenticator.
Back in the old days, when iTunes would backup phones to your Mac, I have personal experience decrypting the backups to extract files, but I don't know that the approach works anymore
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#4I would also be great if there was a way to export all of my OTP secrets out of the iOS version of Google Authenticator.
Its a little buggy, but that’s worth Google not owning my keys and keeping them from me.
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#5I would also be great if there was a way to export all of my OTP secrets out of the iOS version of Google Authenticator.
I lost hope a year ago and switched to FreeOTP, which doesn’t hold your keys hostage. Its a little buggy, but that’s worth Google not owning my keys and keeping them from me.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
I lost hope a year ago and switched to FreeOTP, which doesn’t hold your keys hostage. Its a little buggy, but that’s worth Google not owning my keys and keeping them from me.
Perhaps look into andotp. freeotp hasn't been updated in ages. It was a fork of the original google app, but didn't see much development after that.