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They have a NFC yubikey available, and most new phones work with USB-C (which this one has)

• dgacmu 10y ago
  I can confirm that the NFC support works (yubikey neo with a nexus 5x) - but very few applications and sites support it.
  • unicornporn 10y ago
    Do you know if it will work with a 5X running Copperhead OS (no gapps)? Ie. is the apk available?
    • dschep 10y ago
      It's on F-Droid, so probably: https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=yubico&fdid=com.yubico.yubioath https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=yubico&fdid=...
      • unicornporn 10y ago
        Oh, great! Thanks.
  • pymai 10y ago
    it worked for everything i was using it with. but same problem as the OP mentioned, i dont always have my keys on me so it just became annoying after a while having to the thing first
  • bchallenor 10y ago
    I use the NFC Yubikey to store a PGP key, which can then be used with pass [1] + GPG on the desktop, and Password Store + OpenKeychain on Android. Works nicely. And if you choose to also keep the PGP key on the desktop, you don't need to carry the Yubikey. [1] https://www.passwordstore.org https://www.passwordstore.org
    • kevincox 10y ago
      I use this setup, it's fantastic.