ID.me Authenticator
Brief:
ID.me Authenticator is an easy and cost-free solution for Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for your ID.me account. It ensures the safety of your online accounts on websites that allow two-factor authentication (2FA). This application creates Time-Based One-Time Passwords (TOTP) with a length of six digits and supports one-touch authentication via PUSH notifications.
How to uninstall the application:
- Go into your settings
- Go into the Applications Manager
- Uninstall the ID.me Authenticator app by selecting it and clicking Uninstall.
Disclaimer:
- This software is a mobile application that will not modify the system settings of your phone.
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Tips:
The ID.me Authenticator Can Also Generate TOTP Codes: In order to access your account, you will need to provide your username, password, and a verification code, which may be generated by utilising this application. When this app is used as a TOTP code generator, once it is configured, you will not require a network or cellular connection in order to obtain verification codes. During the setup process, you can enrol in ID.me Authenticator and connect it to your account so that you have two-factor authentication by scanning the QR code.
PUSH-based authentication with the ID.me Authenticator: When you sign into your account, you are prompted to enter your username and password before being asked to confirm the push notice that was delivered to your phone. In order to make use of this function, you will first need to sign up for and link your ID.me account to the ID.me Authenticator.
Review:
The app runs smoothly, which is arguably the most important factor, and the fact that it is not a Google product is the best factor of all. The website makes it easy to upload papers for verification and is used by the VA and the military, but I also use it as a regular second factor authentication app. The website also works quickly. I’ve had the app for some time now, and despite the fact that I’ve never encountered any problems of any kind, as well as the fact that I’ve never received an email giving me the impression that my personally identifiable information is not secure or has been compromised, I consider myself to be safe with my information being stored where it is for the purposes of verification. Even Apple employs their verification system for the sake of increased safety, just like the government does. I really wish they would add a password generator, and the ability to save passwords within the programme itself would be fantastic as well.
This app is a complete joke! I consider myself to have a moderate level of proficiency with computers, and I am able to use a wide variety of new and familiar applications and websites on a daily basis. However, this one thing has me going from link to link, and it will only let me finish steps 1-3, after which it will take me back to the sign-in screen, and then it will only let me finish steps 2 and 3. I can’t even begin to fathom the challenges that those who don’t use the internet or who aren’t as experienced with websites of this nature will have to deal with! Because of this software, I am genuinely on the verge of throwing up due to extreme dizziness from being looped around in such a large number of circles, and I am literally prepared to simply give up and forego any and all unemployment benefits to which I am legally entitled. All I ask of you, and all you need from me, is to upload a picture of my driver’s licence so you can verify my identity… This shouldn’t be such a difficult task, should it? If, like me, you are not presented with any other options besides “if you want to get paid do it, you’re smart figure it out,” then I wish you the best of luck!!! According to what I’ve read, passing this one requires more than just the ability to use a computer and navigate the internet, as well as general knowledge and common sense, above average reading and comprehension skills, and the ability to follow directions, in addition to more patience than could possibly be required for something described as a “simple identity verification that takes MOST people only a few minutes to complete.” For everyone’s sake, I hope I am a very patient person.