Because of that, you can add any online account that also supports this standard to the Microsoft Authenticator app. The Microsoft Authenticator app also supports the industry standard for time-based, one-time passcodes (also known as TOTP or OTP).

For a work or school account, your administrator will likely decide whether you'll use two-step verification, and then you'll complete the registration process and set it up.

You can also manage app passwords and change your settings. For a personal account, you can turn two-step verification on or off, and reset your password. If you need more security, you can require a password along with your fingerprint, face recognition, or PIN. Use two-step verification for more security Learn what it’s like to sign in and how you can backup and recover account credentials. You can use the app with a mobile phone or a tablet. The Microsoft Authenticator app is available for Android and iOS.

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