Microsoft Authenticator is one such app that has TOTP and a password manager built-in. Whether you use a top-of-the-line iPhone or budget Android phone, you can set up and use a two-factor ...

With Microsoft's updated Authenticator app, you'll be able to sign in to Microsoft accounts without having to remember complicated passwords.

As promised, Microsoft has released its new Authenticator app for iOS and Android today. The app is designed to make two-factor authentication easier, and it replaces the old Azure Authenticator app.

If you carry a Windows Phone, install the Microsoft Authenticator app, which uses the same standard to create authentication tokens that are identical to those from the Google app.

You should be using 2FA for all your accounts—and an authenticator app makes 2FA even better.

Microsoft has released a new version of Microsoft Authenticator that now acts as a password manager for Android and iOS.

Coming soon, you'll be able to sync all your desktop Edge passwords to your iPhone or Android device using Authenticator.

Microsoft is making it easier for Android users to transfer their credentials to new devices using cloud backup and recovery in the Microsoft Authenticator app.

If you already use the Microsoft Authenticator app for your personal account, select the dropdown button on your account tile, and choose Enable phone sign-in.

Forget about Azure Authenticator and Microsoft Account on Android. There's a new authentication app for Android and iOS and its name is Microsoft.