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I actually had the chance to try out a prototype at Blackhat. I was actually able to have the USB-C portion recognized on my Android Phone (via the USB port), a
by kop316 7y ago
I actually had the chance to try out a prototype at Blackhat. I was actually able to have the USB-C portion recognized on my Android Phone (via the USB port), and it was recognized in Firefox and lsusb (though for some reason I was unable to register it, and I has the u2f enabled in about:config).
I am tempted to buy it to see if I could get it to work on my phone, I would much rather have the USB-C work on my phone than an NFC.
- ecesena 7y agoAny usb-c key should work on Android. Firefox has been recently updated to support webauthn, so you no longer have to turn u2f on. Note that some sites, like Google, only allow you to register the key on Chrome, but then you can use it on Firefox too.
- kop316 7y agoHeh. neat, thank you! I will have to try it out then. I tried to register it on my Nextcloud instance, so I was surprised it didn't work.