How to get 2FA codes on your desktop when your phone is MIA
Briefly

The article discusses the benefits of using two-factor authentication (2FA) and highlights the convenience of desktop 2FA apps compared to mobile versions. It emphasizes how 2FA enhances security but notes the inconvenience of needing a phone for codes. Solutions include the Linux application Authenticator, which works similarly to mobile 2FA apps, enabling users to retrieve codes easily from their desktops. The article highlights the application’s features such as supporting various authentication methods, QR-code scanning, and account management, thus providing a more streamlined login experience.
Authenticator is a 2FA desktop app for Linux, simple to use and similar to mobile versions, supporting various token issuers and authentication methods.
Using a desktop 2FA app eliminates the hassle of fetching your phone for authentication codes, allowing you to log in more conveniently.
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