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mikeriz
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2 months ago

Suggesting Microsoft 2fa for Microsoft todo

Suggesting Microsoft 2fa for Microsoft todo I’m using Microsoft todo on iOS. When I’m in a list you can see at the bottom of add new item it says verification code for xyz. It thinks I’m looking for a code when there is no login or password. I’m logged in. It should be blank and 1pass should not be trying to take over the page.


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  • Hello mikeriz! 👋

    I'm sorry that 1Password is getting in the way when you're signing into Microsoft ToDo. To help me better understand the situation I'd like to ask you to take a screenshot of what you're seeing and attach it to your reply:

    -Dave

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    mikeriz
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    You can see this at the bottom of the screen. When I go into edit mode to type a new task in ToDo, it brings up a login for Microsoft that I have.

  • mikeriz

    Thank you for the screenshot! I can see how the current behaviour is not ideal when working in the Microsoft To Do app. AutoFill is specifically handled by iOS so we are unable to control when suggestions appear above the keyboard when you tap on a field inside of another app. 1Password only provides the data for the experience.

    I recommend reporting this to Microsoft so that they can investigate this further on their end to see why iOS is suggesting a one-time password in the "Add a Task" field.

    -Dave

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    mikeriz
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    Yeah , thanks for the idea, but I’m not gonna spend anymore time on this. You’re punting it and that’s where my support for this ends.

  • I'm sorry that I don't have a better answer to provide. Since iOS is more locked down than a desktop environment like macOS, 1Password doesn't actually have the ability to detect fields, provide suggestions, and fill those fields in other iOS apps. Instead 1Password uses an iOS technology called AutoFill:

    It's iOS itself that is suggesting your one-time password in Microsoft To Do and our code isn't actually running there, we just provide the data for the experience. That being said, our development team has filed feedback with Apple and hopefully this is fixed in a future version of iOS.

    -Dave

    ref: dev/core/core#33171