#authy — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #authy, aggregated by home.social.
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@jtb : an increasing number of people I know do no longer use desktops (that is, at home). An iPhone and an iPad, or an Android phone (and optionally a Chromebook), suffice for most people.
Commercial password managers will try to lock you in as a customer, while using open source (such as KeePass compatible) apps leads to other risks (such as stopped maintenance or malicious take over).
Most people I know even refuse to use password managers because of their complexity - while they enormously underestimate their risks by using one or a few weak passwords written on paper or stored in excel sheets.
Some of them feel betrayed after being advised to use TOTP 2FA - which is not phishing resistant, effectively *is* a password manager, too often without backups (of the shared secrets) being made, leading to account lockout after losing their phones (or app malfunction). And I'm not even considering privacy invasive and insecure TOTP apps such as Authy.
Nobody warned them of risks associated with TOTP, as nobody warns them for the risks that come with passkeys. People are, IMO, righfully not interested in the crap the industry is trying to enforce on them.
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@jtb : an increasing number of people I know do no longer use desktops (that is, at home). An iPhone and an iPad, or an Android phone (and optionally a Chromebook), suffice for most people.
Commercial password managers will try to lock you in as a customer, while using open source (such as KeePass compatible) apps leads to other risks (such as stopped maintenance or malicious take over).
Most people I know even refuse to use password managers because of their complexity - while they enormously underestimate their risks by using one or a few weak passwords written on paper or stored in excel sheets.
Some of them feel betrayed after being advised to use TOTP 2FA - which is not phishing resistant, effectively *is* a password manager, too often without backups (of the shared secrets) being made, leading to account lockout after losing their phones (or app malfunction). And I'm not even considering privacy invasive and insecure TOTP apps such as Authy.
Nobody warned them of risks associated with TOTP, as nobody warns them for the risks that come with passkeys. People are, IMO, righfully not interested in the crap the industry is trying to enforce on them.
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@jtb : an increasing number of people I know do no longer use desktops (that is, at home). An iPhone and an iPad, or an Android phone (and optionally a Chromebook), suffice for most people.
Commercial password managers will try to lock you in as a customer, while using open source (such as KeePass compatible) apps leads to other risks (such as stopped maintenance or malicious take over).
Most people I know even refuse to use password managers because of their complexity - while they enormously underestimate their risks by using one or a few weak passwords written on paper or stored in excel sheets.
Some of them feel betrayed after being advised to use TOTP 2FA - which is not phishing resistant, effectively *is* a password manager, too often without backups (of the shared secrets) being made, leading to account lockout after losing their phones (or app malfunction). And I'm not even considering privacy invasive and insecure TOTP apps such as Authy.
Nobody warned them of risks associated with TOTP, as nobody warns them for the risks that come with passkeys. People are, IMO, righfully not interested in the crap the industry is trying to enforce on them.
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@jtb : an increasing number of people I know do no longer use desktops (that is, at home). An iPhone and an iPad, or an Android phone (and optionally a Chromebook), suffice for most people.
Commercial password managers will try to lock you in as a customer, while using open source (such as KeePass compatible) apps leads to other risks (such as stopped maintenance or malicious take over).
Most people I know even refuse to use password managers because of their complexity - while they enormously underestimate their risks by using one or a few weak passwords written on paper or stored in excel sheets.
Some of them feel betrayed after being advised to use TOTP 2FA - which is not phishing resistant, effectively *is* a password manager, too often without backups (of the shared secrets) being made, leading to account lockout after losing their phones (or app malfunction). And I'm not even considering privacy invasive and insecure TOTP apps such as Authy.
Nobody warned them of risks associated with TOTP, as nobody warns them for the risks that come with passkeys. People are, IMO, righfully not interested in the crap the industry is trying to enforce on them.
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Mein neues Handy ist ein #fairphone 6
Noch nie so ein teures Handy gekauft.
Aber wenn es doppelt so lange hält, amortisiert es sich vielleicht?
#Degoogling ist dann der nächste Schritt, aber im Moment geht's einfach noch nicht ohne ...
Ich versuche es mit "plus1".
Aber erstmal muss ich alle Apps neu einrichten/anmelden/umziehen.
Leider zickt ausgerechnet #Authy herum. Auf dem alten Gerät geht es nich, auf dem neuen sind alle Konten gesperrt und das Passwort (aus dem PW Manager) geht nicht... -
Mein neues Handy ist ein #fairphone 6
Noch nie so ein teures Handy gekauft.
Aber wenn es doppelt so lange hält, amortisiert es sich vielleicht?
#Degoogling ist dann der nächste Schritt, aber im Moment geht's einfach noch nicht ohne ...
Ich versuche es mit "plus1".
Aber erstmal muss ich alle Apps neu einrichten/anmelden/umziehen.
Leider zickt ausgerechnet #Authy herum. Auf dem alten Gerät geht es nich, auf dem neuen sind alle Konten gesperrt und das Passwort (aus dem PW Manager) geht nicht... -
Mein neues Handy ist ein #fairphone 6
Noch nie so ein teures Handy gekauft.
Aber wenn es doppelt so lange hält, amortisiert es sich vielleicht?
#Degoogling ist dann der nächste Schritt, aber im Moment geht's einfach noch nicht ohne ...
Ich versuche es mit "plus1".
Aber erstmal muss ich alle Apps neu einrichten/anmelden/umziehen.
Leider zickt ausgerechnet #Authy herum. Auf dem alten Gerät geht es nich, auf dem neuen sind alle Konten gesperrt und das Passwort (aus dem PW Manager) geht nicht... -
Mein neues Handy ist ein #fairphone 6
Noch nie so ein teures Handy gekauft.
Aber wenn es doppelt so lange hält, amortisiert es sich vielleicht?
#Degoogling ist dann der nächste Schritt, aber im Moment geht's einfach noch nicht ohne ...
Ich versuche es mit "plus1".
Aber erstmal muss ich alle Apps neu einrichten/anmelden/umziehen.
Leider zickt ausgerechnet #Authy herum. Auf dem alten Gerät geht es nich, auf dem neuen sind alle Konten gesperrt und das Passwort (aus dem PW Manager) geht nicht... -
Mein neues Handy ist ein #fairphone 6
Noch nie so ein teures Handy gekauft.
Aber wenn es doppelt so lange hält, amortisiert es sich vielleicht?
#Degoogling ist dann der nächste Schritt, aber im Moment geht's einfach noch nicht ohne ...
Ich versuche es mit "plus1".
Aber erstmal muss ich alle Apps neu einrichten/anmelden/umziehen.
Leider zickt ausgerechnet #Authy herum. Auf dem alten Gerät geht es nich, auf dem neuen sind alle Konten gesperrt und das Passwort (aus dem PW Manager) geht nicht... -
Ente completes CERN sponsored audit
This includes (especially so) Ente Auth.
I wanted to bring some awareness to this because when I think of MFA I typically think of TOTP Authenticators. Like my friend Eric Hameleers (alienbob), I bent the knee way back and adopted the proprietary, closed source product Authy by Twilio.
Why? Because there were considerations to raise, such as, "What if I drop my phone in the fricken' toilet?", or, "I want my authenticator to support installs on multiple platforms and sync" - Actually, both of those considerations are really the same thing. The mess about this really was that Google Authenticator and others didn't sync, existed on a single device, and I had no need or desire to enjoy passwordless authentication offered by Microsoft for some resources.
Authy provided multi-devices w/sync, on #Android, #Linux, and #Windows, okay I guess, and my phone(s). And then Ente Auth came out, they were working on the desktop version and close to a release, it sync'ed with multiple devices and second best of all, it was the first truly cross-platform (Okay I never tried running it on a BSD) authenticator - it could sync between a Linux box and a Windows desktop and an Android - that's everything in my Universe, and actually, who cares about Windows anyway?
Just about that time, as I started considering the move, Twilio informed everyone that Authy support on Desktop was going Bye Bye!
So the choice at that point was Easy Peasy - migrate nowwwww!!! And so I fired up my rarely used wYnd0z3 box and got an alert - "This desktop version will be retired soon, you need to update to the lastest version as soon as possible"... in so many words.
Hmmm... Yeah, I dunno. I think I'mma do some online searches, this sounds fishy to me. And oh boy did it stink to high heaven. I'm glad I checked that out and found a little blurb (over on Reddit, IIRC) that covered the steps required to export everything, a script, a hacked up patch, and voila! done - got it!
There was one caveat there, for those who ventured into those same murky waters that I had - DO NOT APPLY THE TWILIO UPDATE!!!* For those who did, they found out quickly that the a patch no longer worked, they could not perform the export, and this was by design since the export had to be performed on a desktop version of Authy, effectively subjugating the non-daring with the typical enshittification that we've always known as #Vendor_Lockin.
By the time Eric apparently got around to making the move to #Ente_Auth from #Authy, the laborious process was entirely manual - one site at a time, which you can READ ABOUT HERE.
You really gotta watch these sneaky proprietary types of folks.
So anyway, fast forward a bit to where we are now, and although I mentioned my second fav reason to select Ente Auth, I didn't disclose my fav - which should be obvious: It's #FOSS. And not just that, but #Self_Hosted FOSS, if you prefer to keep things close to your breast.
Anyway, that's the backstory and the long way around my announcement here that you an read up on the Audit of all Ente products here:
https://ente.io/blog/cern-audit/
So, IMNSHO, There's really no reason to choose another authenticator, really, truly, there just isn't.
I hope that helps. Enjoy!
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Ente completes CERN sponsored audit
This includes (especially so) Ente Auth.
I wanted to bring some awareness to this because when I think of MFA I typically think of TOTP Authenticators. Like my friend Eric Hameleers (alienbob), I bent the knee way back and adopted the proprietary, closed source product Authy by Twilio.
Why? Because there were considerations to raise, such as, "What if I drop my phone in the fricken' toilet?", or, "I want my authenticator to support installs on multiple platforms and sync" - Actually, both of those considerations are really the same thing. The mess about this really was that Google Authenticator and others didn't sync, existed on a single device, and I had no need or desire to enjoy passwordless authentication offered by Microsoft for some resources.
Authy provided multi-devices w/sync, on #Android, #Linux, and #Windows, okay I guess, and my phone(s). And then Ente Auth came out, they were working on the desktop version and close to a release, it sync'ed with multiple devices and second best of all, it was the first truly cross-platform (Okay I never tried running it on a BSD) authenticator - it could sync between a Linux box and a Windows desktop and an Android - that's everything in my Universe, and actually, who cares about Windows anyway?
Just about that time, as I started considering the move, Twilio informed everyone that Authy support on Desktop was going Bye Bye!
So the choice at that point was Easy Peasy - migrate nowwwww!!! And so I fired up my rarely used wYnd0z3 box and got an alert - "This desktop version will be retired soon, you need to update to the lastest version as soon as possible"... in so many words.
Hmmm... Yeah, I dunno. I think I'mma do some online searches, this sounds fishy to me. And oh boy did it stink to high heaven. I'm glad I checked that out and found a little blurb (over on Reddit, IIRC) that covered the steps required to export everything, a script, a hacked up patch, and voila! done - got it!
There was one caveat there, for those who ventured into those same murky waters that I had - DO NOT APPLY THE TWILIO UPDATE!!!* For those who did, they found out quickly that the a patch no longer worked, they could not perform the export, and this was by design since the export had to be performed on a desktop version of Authy, effectively subjugating the non-daring with the typical enshittification that we've always known as #Vendor_Lockin.
By the time Eric apparently got around to making the move to #Ente_Auth from #Authy, the laborious process was entirely manual - one site at a time, which you can READ ABOUT HERE.
You really gotta watch these sneaky proprietary types of folks.
So anyway, fast forward a bit to where we are now, and although I mentioned my second fav reason to select Ente Auth, I didn't disclose my fav - which should be obvious: It's #FOSS. And not just that, but #Self_Hosted FOSS, if you prefer to keep things close to your breast.
Anyway, that's the backstory and the long way around my announcement here that you an read up on the Audit of all Ente products here:
https://ente.io/blog/cern-audit/
So, IMNSHO, There's really no reason to choose another authenticator, really, truly, there just isn't.
I hope that helps. Enjoy!
⛵
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Ente completes CERN sponsored audit
This includes (especially so) Ente Auth.
I wanted to bring some awareness to this because when I think of MFA I typically think of TOTP Authenticators. Like my friend Eric Hameleers (alienbob), I bent the knee way back and adopted the proprietary, closed source product Authy by Twilio.
Why? Because there were considerations to raise, such as, "What if I drop my phone in the fricken' toilet?", or, "I want my authenticator to support installs on multiple platforms and sync" - Actually, both of those considerations are really the same thing. The mess about this really was that Google Authenticator and others didn't sync, existed on a single device, and I had no need or desire to enjoy passwordless authentication offered by Microsoft for some resources.
Authy provided multi-devices w/sync, on #Android, #Linux, and #Windows, okay I guess, and my phone(s). And then Ente Auth came out, they were working on the desktop version and close to a release, it sync'ed with multiple devices and second best of all, it was the first truly cross-platform (Okay I never tried running it on a BSD) authenticator - it could sync between a Linux box and a Windows desktop and an Android - that's everything in my Universe, and actually, who cares about Windows anyway?
Just about that time, as I started considering the move, Twilio informed everyone that Authy support on Desktop was going Bye Bye!
So the choice at that point was Easy Peasy - migrate nowwwww!!! And so I fired up my rarely used wYnd0z3 box and got an alert - "This desktop version will be retired soon, you need to update to the lastest version as soon as possible"... in so many words.
Hmmm... Yeah, I dunno. I think I'mma do some online searches, this sounds fishy to me. And oh boy did it stink to high heaven. I'm glad I checked that out and found a little blurb (over on Reddit, IIRC) that covered the steps required to export everything, a script, a hacked up patch, and voila! done - got it!
There was one caveat there, for those who ventured into those same murky waters that I had - DO NOT APPLY THE TWILIO UPDATE!!!* For those who did, they found out quickly that the a patch no longer worked, they could not perform the export, and this was by design since the export had to be performed on a desktop version of Authy, effectively subjugating the non-daring with the typical enshittification that we've always known as #Vendor_Lockin.
By the time Eric apparently got around to making the move to #Ente_Auth from #Authy, the laborious process was entirely manual - one site at a time, which you can READ ABOUT HERE.
You really gotta watch these sneaky proprietary types of folks.
So anyway, fast forward a bit to where we are now, and although I mentioned my second fav reason to select Ente Auth, I didn't disclose my fav - which should be obvious: It's #FOSS. And not just that, but #Self_Hosted FOSS, if you prefer to keep things close to your breast.
Anyway, that's the backstory and the long way around my announcement here that you an read up on the Audit of all Ente products here:
https://ente.io/blog/cern-audit/
So, IMNSHO, There's really no reason to choose another authenticator, really, truly, there just isn't.
I hope that helps. Enjoy!
⛵
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🔐 What’s the best 2FA app in 2025? We break down Proton Pass, Aegis, and Authy—from encryption to device sync to backup ethics.
📱 If you’re serious about account security, this one’s for you.
📖 Read the full breakdown:
https://medium.com/@biytelum/the-ultimate-2fa-app-battle-proton-aegis-and-authy-duke-it-out-in-2025-2c0e6e1b4fa0#2FA #CyberSecurity #DigitalPrivacy #Proton #Authy #Aegis #FOSS #infosec
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🔐 What’s the best 2FA app in 2025? We break down Proton Pass, Aegis, and Authy—from encryption to device sync to backup ethics.
📱 If you’re serious about account security, this one’s for you.
📖 Read the full breakdown:
https://medium.com/@biytelum/the-ultimate-2fa-app-battle-proton-aegis-and-authy-duke-it-out-in-2025-2c0e6e1b4fa0#2FA #CyberSecurity #DigitalPrivacy #Proton #Authy #Aegis #FOSS #infosec
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🔐 What’s the best 2FA app in 2025? We break down Proton Pass, Aegis, and Authy—from encryption to device sync to backup ethics.
📱 If you’re serious about account security, this one’s for you.
📖 Read the full breakdown:
https://medium.com/@biytelum/the-ultimate-2fa-app-battle-proton-aegis-and-authy-duke-it-out-in-2025-2c0e6e1b4fa0#2FA #CyberSecurity #DigitalPrivacy #Proton #Authy #Aegis #FOSS #infosec
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How to Add Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) to WordPress in About 2 Minutes https://lowendbox.com/blog/how-to-add-two-factor-authentication-2fa-to-wordpress-in-about-2-minutes/ #twofactorauthentication #googleauthenticator #Tutorials #wordpress #Security #authy #2FA
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How to Add Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) to WordPress in About 2 Minutes https://lowendbox.com/blog/how-to-add-two-factor-authentication-2fa-to-wordpress-in-about-2-minutes/ #twofactorauthentication #googleauthenticator #Tutorials #wordpress #Security #authy #2FA
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2FA für #Nextcloud auf #Hetzner einrichten …
App #Authy angeworfen … QR-Code scannen …
Meldung: Format not supportet 😲
Was ein Dreck!
Bisher ging ja alles mit der App, auch bei Hetzner.
Muss ich jetzt WebAuth-Apps für #Nextcloud testen?Ich tendiere dazu, mir eine tragbare, verschlüsselte Wolke einzurichten.
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2FA für #Nextcloud auf #Hetzner einrichten …
App #Authy angeworfen … QR-Code scannen …
Meldung: Format not supportet 😲
Was ein Dreck!
Bisher ging ja alles mit der App, auch bei Hetzner.
Muss ich jetzt WebAuth-Apps für #Nextcloud testen?Ich tendiere dazu, mir eine tragbare, verschlüsselte Wolke einzurichten.
☝️🤓 -
2FA für #Nextcloud auf #Hetzner einrichten …
App #Authy angeworfen … QR-Code scannen …
Meldung: Format not supportet 😲
Was ein Dreck!
Bisher ging ja alles mit der App, auch bei Hetzner.
Muss ich jetzt WebAuth-Apps für #Nextcloud testen?Ich tendiere dazu, mir eine tragbare, verschlüsselte Wolke einzurichten.
☝️🤓 -
2FA für #Nextcloud auf #Hetzner einrichten …
App #Authy angeworfen … QR-Code scannen …
Meldung: Format not supportet 😲
Was ein Dreck!
Bisher ging ja alles mit der App, auch bei Hetzner.
Muss ich jetzt WebAuth-Apps für #Nextcloud testen?Ich tendiere dazu, mir eine tragbare, verschlüsselte Wolke einzurichten.
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@willsilvah Dica pra você. Use #enteauth
Utilizo a tempos depois que #Authy descontinuou client desktop.
Sim, ele tem client para desktop. -
@willsilvah Dica pra você. Use #enteauth
Utilizo a tempos depois que #Authy descontinuou client desktop.
Sim, ele tem client para desktop. -
@willsilvah Dica pra você. Use #enteauth
Utilizo a tempos depois que #Authy descontinuou client desktop.
Sim, ele tem client para desktop. -
Fuck #Authy. Fuck it in it's stupid ass. They got rid of the desktop version. Fine. It sucks, but I could deal with it. Then they dropped support for #GrapheneOS. Meaning I'm locked out of everything. Luckily I have a #YubiKey so I can get into most things. I guess it's time to move to something else.
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Fuck #Authy. Fuck it in it's stupid ass. They got rid of the desktop version. Fine. It sucks, but I could deal with it. Then they dropped support for #GrapheneOS. Meaning I'm locked out of everything. Luckily I have a #YubiKey so I can get into most things. I guess it's time to move to something else.
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Fuck #Authy. Fuck it in it's stupid ass. They got rid of the desktop version. Fine. It sucks, but I could deal with it. Then they dropped support for #GrapheneOS. Meaning I'm locked out of everything. Luckily I have a #YubiKey so I can get into most things. I guess it's time to move to something else.
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Fuck #Authy. Fuck it in it's stupid ass. They got rid of the desktop version. Fine. It sucks, but I could deal with it. Then they dropped support for #GrapheneOS. Meaning I'm locked out of everything. Luckily I have a #YubiKey so I can get into most things. I guess it's time to move to something else.
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Fuck #Authy. Fuck it in it's stupid ass. They got rid of the desktop version. Fine. It sucks, but I could deal with it. Then they dropped support for #GrapheneOS. Meaning I'm locked out of everything. Luckily I have a #YubiKey so I can get into most things. I guess it's time to move to something else.
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Finally deleting my authy account. I stopped using it ages ago. I refreshed my 2FA tokens a way back and then I went though and removed them from Authy a minute ago. Now I'm doing the last step and just deleting my account. Now that that's done I gotta just delete all the apps.
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Finally deleting my authy account. I stopped using it ages ago. I refreshed my 2FA tokens a way back and then I went though and removed them from Authy a minute ago. Now I'm doing the last step and just deleting my account. Now that that's done I gotta just delete all the apps.
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Als #authy den Export nicht mehr unterstützte, war es natürlich mühsam, die Daten alle umzuziehen.
Ich hatte mir eine Liste gemacht und dann nach und nach alle Dienste auf #enteAuth umgezogen (#2FAS wäre die zweite Option gewesen).
Genau so werde ich das nun mit allen meinen benutzten US-Diensten machen: in einer Liste alle Abhängigkeiten sammeln und dann nach und nach umziehen.
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Als #authy den Export nicht mehr unterstützte, war es natürlich mühsam, die Daten alle umzuziehen.
Ich hatte mir eine Liste gemacht und dann nach und nach alle Dienste auf #enteAuth umgezogen (#2FAS wäre die zweite Option gewesen).
Genau so werde ich das nun mit allen meinen benutzten US-Diensten machen: in einer Liste alle Abhängigkeiten sammeln und dann nach und nach umziehen.
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Als #authy den Export nicht mehr unterstützte, war es natürlich mühsam, die Daten alle umzuziehen.
Ich hatte mir eine Liste gemacht und dann nach und nach alle Dienste auf #enteAuth umgezogen (#2FAS wäre die zweite Option gewesen).
Genau so werde ich das nun mit allen meinen benutzten US-Diensten machen: in einer Liste alle Abhängigkeiten sammeln und dann nach und nach umziehen.
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Als #authy den Export nicht mehr unterstützte, war es natürlich mühsam, die Daten alle umzuziehen.
Ich hatte mir eine Liste gemacht und dann nach und nach alle Dienste auf #enteAuth umgezogen (#2FAS wäre die zweite Option gewesen).
Genau so werde ich das nun mit allen meinen benutzten US-Diensten machen: in einer Liste alle Abhängigkeiten sammeln und dann nach und nach umziehen.
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Als #authy den Export nicht mehr unterstützte, war es natürlich mühsam, die Daten alle umzuziehen.
Ich hatte mir eine Liste gemacht und dann nach und nach alle Dienste auf #enteAuth umgezogen (#2FAS wäre die zweite Option gewesen).
Genau so werde ich das nun mit allen meinen benutzten US-Diensten machen: in einer Liste alle Abhängigkeiten sammeln und dann nach und nach umziehen.
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Thar we go. Took the time and removed the rest of my 2FA codes from Authy. Gonna give it a week to clear out and then I'll probably just delete the account entirely.
Fun fact Authy used to have their own accounts and you apparently can't remove those once you set them up. I don't even know if the humble bundle or Twitch codes will even work but i know i can only "hide" them. Boo Twilo.. Boo.
Currently using: Aegis, KeePass, https://authenticator.cc/
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Thar we go. Took the time and removed the rest of my 2FA codes from Authy. Gonna give it a week to clear out and then I'll probably just delete the account entirely.
Fun fact Authy used to have their own accounts and you apparently can't remove those once you set them up. I don't even know if the humble bundle or Twitch codes will even work but i know i can only "hide" them. Boo Twilo.. Boo.
Currently using: Aegis, KeePass, https://authenticator.cc/
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Pues al final he cambiado #Authy por #2FAS para los códigos TOTP de los servicios. La empresa que lo desarrolla sigue siendo estadounidense pero el código es abierto y no se sube nada a sus servidores. Tienen la opción de guardar backup en iCloud en iOS o similar para Android si quieres. Y las cuentas son fácilmente exportables (e importables) al contrario que la caja negra de Authy. Más info en https://2fas.com/ con enlaces a su Github y a las sendas tiendas para su descarga.
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Pues al final he cambiado #Authy por #2FAS para los códigos TOTP de los servicios. La empresa que lo desarrolla sigue siendo estadounidense pero el código es abierto y no se sube nada a sus servidores. Tienen la opción de guardar backup en iCloud en iOS o similar para Android si quieres. Y las cuentas son fácilmente exportables (e importables) al contrario que la caja negra de Authy. Más info en https://2fas.com/ con enlaces a su Github y a las sendas tiendas para su descarga.
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I can't remember if I had mentioned this before, but apparently #Authy stopped enabling their iPad app from working on macOS.
Now, the app is forcing an update and I can't update it through the App Store.
What the fuck is actually going on?
Why take this feature away?!
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I can't remember if I had mentioned this before, but apparently #Authy stopped enabling their iPad app from working on macOS.
Now, the app is forcing an update and I can't update it through the App Store.
What the fuck is actually going on?
Why take this feature away?!
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I can't remember if I had mentioned this before, but apparently #Authy stopped enabling their iPad app from working on macOS.
Now, the app is forcing an update and I can't update it through the App Store.
What the fuck is actually going on?
Why take this feature away?!
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I can't remember if I had mentioned this before, but apparently #Authy stopped enabling their iPad app from working on macOS.
Now, the app is forcing an update and I can't update it through the App Store.
What the fuck is actually going on?
Why take this feature away?!
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I can't remember if I had mentioned this before, but apparently #Authy stopped enabling their iPad app from working on macOS.
Now, the app is forcing an update and I can't update it through the App Store.
What the fuck is actually going on?
Why take this feature away?!
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Ugh, Authy just bricked their Catalyst app on macOS. I should have migrated long ago, but having almost 100 TOTP keys, so there is serious lock-in. 🤦♂️
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Ugh, Authy just bricked their Catalyst app on macOS. I should have migrated long ago, but having almost 100 TOTP keys, so there is serious lock-in. 🤦♂️
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Ugh, Authy just bricked their Catalyst app on macOS. I should have migrated long ago, but having almost 100 TOTP keys, so there is serious lock-in. 🤦♂️