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Okta Verify

Published by: Okta

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Okta Verify is a lightweight app that is used for 2-step verification so you can confirm your identity when you sign in to your Okta account. This gives you an extra layer of security so that you - and only you - can access your applications.
When you sign in to Okta, you can use Okta Verify to obtain a temporary 6-digit code or to approve a request notification sent to your device (your organization must enable notifications to use this feature).
Okta values your privacy. Okta Verify does not store personal information - we request permission only for your device camera, which is used to scan a QR code to register your device with Okta.

App Features
* Enroll in Okta Verify as a new user by registering your mobile device with your Okta account.
* Add one or more Okta accounts that require Okta Verify for authentication.
* Manage 2-factor authentication for non-Okta applications and web services that require the use of passcodes.
* Approve or deny sign-in requests on your device from a push notification (if enabled).

For more information, check out our docs at:
https://help.okta.com/en/prod/okta_help_CSH.htm#ext_okta_verify

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4.35 out of 5

37 ratings in Finland

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Does what is supposed to. Some attention needed

Using with iPhone and AppleWatch and usually does that intended. However, the notification to applewatch breaks when I have my headphones on and connected to iPhone as I have "announce notifications" setting for incoming messages. The notification is rather announced in my headphones than sent to AppleWatch for actions.

Does not work wirhout restarting

It’s truly funny how they can launch an app simple as this and still fail in the actual core business, this tells something about the company, it’s processes and culture, yeah not good.