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The very first step, "open google play and install something from it", indicates that the target audience is not enterprise.
by vacri 10y ago
The very first step, "open google play and install something from it", indicates that the target audience is not enterprise.
- meapix 10y agoIf you don't want google authenticator, you can use oathtool to do that.
- the_mitsuhiko 10y agoThe RSA app also comes from the play store.
- Daviey 10y agoSo installing a random apk for http://enterprise.com http://enterprise.com is better? Increasingly enterprises are allowing BYOD for this, with or without content protection systems like airwatch.
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- jimktrains2 10y agoTotp is a standard protocol.there are multiple f/OS's that do it and are installable from f-droid or buildable and deployable as an apk. The method of getting the app isn't important.
- matthiasb 10y agoI made the same comment and I got downvoted as well. I don't vacri is saying it is bad to get the app from the Google App store. What is not enterprise ready is the Google Authenticator app itself. I use Google Authenticator for every consumer application which supports it, but it would be a mistake for an organization to use it to protect employee access to networks.