Microsoft warns Authenticator will block rooted Android and jailbroken iOS, verify if your phone is affected.

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      I don’t really mind using shit software on work devices. Yes it’s slow and inefficient, I spent half an hour today on Windows doing what would be a very short command on Linux. Fuck it, get paid the same. I just use Linux at home in my own time.

      I’ll point out better software exists. If I don’t get support in changing it or allowed to change it, fuck it. It’s on them at that point.

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        Depends on how your M365 tenant is configured. Both conditional access policies and authentication strengths can enforce the requirement

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          If your work requires you to have a Microsoft Authenticator-compatible device, they should provide you with one.

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            The main problem as I see it is if I have to download authenticator onto my personal device because something has happened to my work device. That’s the only way I could see this being a problem since I use Graphene OS on my personal phone. Even then I would probably just use the authenticator on my work computer rather than going to that trouble.

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        IIRC if you use M365 (i.e. Outlook), you can only use their authenticator app for MFA. Happy to be corrected though.

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        It depends…. Your company IT department can choose what types of 2FA are available to use and Microsoft Authenticator is separate from OTP and other methods, and it is possible to restrict them.

        That’s also yet another reason why I force the issue of a company phone as part of my equipment to do my job.

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          my company IT can provide a phone

          no work software is ever touching a personal phone

          and work phones get shut off at closing

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        Nope, the Microsoft authenticator is slightly different, and other authenticators won’t work. I just went through this with my IT dep. Microsoft authenticator will sometimes pop the numbers up on the computer and make you enter it in the app, not the other way around.