FreeOTP Authenticator

This is a great authentication program and I like it very much, but it would be more popular if it could support more UI languages ​​such as: Traditional Chinese, French, Spanish, Japanese. I hope developers can consider this suggestion

Approved by employees having difficulty with nonstandard Microsoft Authenticator disaster. All bad reviews likely by Microsoft bots

I used this app religiously on Android, and it is fantastic over there. Very disappointed to see how bare and nonfunctional the iOS version is. I can’t import my backups, and if I’m gonna have to redo all of my 2FA codes anyway, I’m gonna switch to Ente so I can actually switch between Devices when needed.

If you have locked tokens and you restore your phone from a backup (e.g. after a wipe) then you have no way to use those tokens again. This renders the app’s locked token feature 100% pointless and useless and it should be removed from the iOS altogether.

Full disclosure: I haven’t used the app very much l have 3 entries and after reading all the reviews there seems to be Maher dealbreakers. I have 5 stars for the benefit of the doubt but I will text it for a bit and come back for an edited proper review. How can RedHat have so many unfavorable reviews? Maybe I’m mistakin, is this the Ted Hat Enterprise Linux Brand we’re talking about here? If so it doesn’t make sense that the king of distros and security is not the favorite dominant OTP app. Time to dig this is concerning and not adding up.

Pretty basic functionality, but it works smoothly, is easy to use, hardly takes up any space, and is not privacy-invasive like many other auth apps.

can not backup and expotr

I like the security benefits of this app. But I wish the developer can add a delete button to remove old entries that I don’t need anymore. Thanks

This is my go-to Authenticator app: the interface is clean, interaction is simple, and it’s easy to tell which key belongs to what service. However, I’ve noticed that there is no option to input a string of text to generate a key, which is all that some services offer. Because of this I’m forced to use another Authenticator for some services, one owned by an unnamed company with bad privacy practices. I’d appreciate if the aforementioned functionality was added, as that would allow me to rely less on the also aforementioned nosy corporation. Overall great app, would recommend to everyone, it’s just that one feature that’s missing.

I can’t get it to work! It keeps asking for a code to scan, but I don’t have any codes, because I haven’t been given any.