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Lost your phone and cant get back into your accounts? Google Authenticator two-factor authentication codes are now syncd on the cloud.

You can sync sign-in codes—but they aren’t end-to-end encrypted.

Answering to "one major piece of feedback" that came from users over the years, Google has added a synchronization feature to its two-factor authentication app for Android...

The cloud-based syncing means you can access the two-factor authenticator codes from any device.

A new update to the Google Authenticator application allows users to sync any newly generated, one-time, two-factor authentication code to their Google Accounts and thus sign into apps and websites from a new device, TechCrunch reports.

This feature will come in handy if you ever lose your phone. Heres how to enable it.

San Francisco, April 25: Google Authenticator has received a new update on both iOS and Android, which adds the ability to safely backup users one-time codes (or one-time passwords or OTPs) to their Google Account.

Google Authenticator finally lets you sync your two-factor authentication (2FA) data with your Google account on Android and iPhone.

The update, available on both Android and iOS, allows users to safely backup one-time codes (OTPs) to a Google account.

2FA OTP ASAP? Google Authenticator app now syncs your secrets: No stress if you break your phone.