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3 years agoThanks
That is very helpful. There may be some theoretical advantage of free standing authenticator apps using 1 Password makes the process more useful.
Microsoft has its own auththenticator app. I find it confusing as it is named just like other authenticator apps so hard to tell which is which. I no I can use 1Password to provide the 2nd factor time sensitive code for many services. I don't see how to do that for Microsoft. I'm not sure it is possible with Microsoft.
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Microsoft has its own auththenticator app. I find it confusing as it is named just like other authenticator apps so hard to tell which is which. I no I can use 1Password to provide the 2nd factor time sensitive code for many services. I don't see how to do that for Microsoft. I'm not sure it is possible with Microsoft.
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Thanks
\nThat is very helpful. There may be some theoretical advantage of free standing authenticator apps using 1 Password makes the process more useful.
Thanks
\nThat is very helpful. There may be some theoretical advantage of free standing authenticator apps using 1 Password makes the process more useful.