- #GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR APPLE ID UPGRADE#
- #GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR APPLE ID CODE#
- #GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR APPLE ID DOWNLOAD#
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#GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR APPLE ID UPGRADE#
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#GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR APPLE ID CODE#
This code lets you restore access to your account in case you change or lose your phone, or accidentally delete the Google Authenticator app.
#GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR APPLE ID DOWNLOAD#
The free Authy app from Twilio is a very popular choice.Welcome to r/Apple, the unofficial community for Apple news, rumors, and discussions. When you set up Google Authenticator two-factor authentication (2FA) in your account, you’re prompted to download a backup key. If the services you use do not support having multiple 2FA codes, I would suggest instead using a different Authenticator app that allow syncing the secret behind the 2FA code between devices. I know it is too late for you now, but when setting up 2FA accounts, you really want to set up at least 2 devices, so that you have a backup device in case one is lost for any reason. the device having the same Secure Enclave as when the backup was made). In practice this means that the data can only be restored on that physical device (I.e. This means that it is not possible to just read out the unique id to perform the decryption somewhere else. The Secure Enclave is a special component of the processor on the iPhone that allows, amongst other things, encryption/decryption of data based on a unique ID that cannot leave the Secure Enclave. The data is encrypted using the Secure Enclave’s unique is as part of the encryption key. The mechanism through which the backup is “linked” to the actual device is entirely implemented by Apple - there’s nothing Google Authenticator-specific about it. If it weren't setup that way, your accounts could be compromised without having the "second factor protection". This is entirely intentional from Google, and they have set up the app exactly to do this. If you instead make an encrypted backup (including iCloud backup) and restore from that, your Keychain entries will be restored - and thus your Google Authenticator accounts. It does not matter if it is restored to the same "motherboard". When you restore an unencrypted backup, these types of Keychain entries are not included in the backup - and thus cannot be restored. There's nothing special about the way this is done - it is the same as with other apps on the iPhone. Google Authenticator stores your accounts in the iOS Keychain.
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