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FreeOTP is an Android authenticator implementing standard time-based and counter-based one-time password protocols. It includes TOTP codes, HOTP codes, and QR enrollment. It is aimed at Android users who need a compact standards-based authenticator.
Android users who need a compact standards-based authenticator
The distribution warns that backup and restore should be tested on each new device. Only compatible OTP-based authentication methods are supported.
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The application is distributed under Apache-2.0. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. The distribution warns that backup and restore should be tested on each new device.
Apache-2.0; The distribution warns that backup and restore should be tested on each new device.
The $0 price applies to the listed open source application. The distribution warns that backup and restore should be tested on each new device.
Brings TOTP codes and HOTP codes into the same workflow.
Enroll the token with a QR code or manual setup, test a code, and retain service recovery codes before depending on the application for important accounts.
The distribution warns that backup and restore should be tested on each new device.
Only compatible OTP-based authentication methods are supported.
FreeOTP fits Android users who need a compact standards-based authenticator. Enroll the token with a QR code or manual setup, test a code, and retain service recovery codes before depending on the application for important accounts.
The distribution warns that backup and restore should be tested on each new device. Only compatible OTP-based authentication methods are supported. Match the configuration to your needs, and keep recoverable copies of important settings or keys.
The application is distributed under Apache-2.0. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. The distribution warns that backup and restore should be tested on each new device.
Yes. FreeOTP includes TOTP codes. Enroll the token with a QR code or manual setup, test a code, and retain service recovery codes before depending on the application for important accounts.
The distribution warns that backup and restore should be tested on each new device.
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