“Sign in securely using Push-Notification or Code Generator”
“Easily configure your account by scanning a barcode”
“Or add an account manually via a secret key”
“Securely approve sign ins to your account with just a tap”
A closer look at the screenshots
Countdown rings sit beside the rotating authentication codes.
A line drawing connects a computer barcode with a phone.
The manual form exposes algorithm and code-length settings.
Site, location, browser and time appear beside the approval choices.
About this app
ID.me Authenticator is a simple and free multi-factor authentication (MFA) solution for your ID.me account, protecting your account from hackers by adding an additional layer of security. ID.me Authenticator generates secure 2-step verification tokens on your device, including time-based one-time passwords, (TOTP), push notifications, or mobile security keys, to verify your identity. When logging in, after entering in your password, you will be asked for an additional way to prove it is really you. Either approve the notification sent to the ID.me Authenticator by tapping ‘Yes’ to approve if it’s you (push notification), or enter the verification code generated by the app (TOTP).
Headlines in this set
4 screenshots · 4 with a headline
“Sign in securely using Push-Notification or Code Generator”
The headline names two distinct sign-in methods.
“Easily configure your account by scanning a barcode”
Scanning a barcode gives the setup instruction a concrete action.
“Or add an account manually via a secret key”
Or marks this as an alternative to barcode setup.
“Securely approve sign ins to your account with just a tap”
Just a tap describes approval effort, while the screen provides the login context.
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