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Support is not yet available on Android but support for syncable passkeys on Android was announced for some time this year at Google I/O.
by agl 4y ago
Support is not yet available on Android but support for syncable passkeys on Android was announced for some time this year at Google I/O.
- notlukesky 4y agoBut in every FIDO2 registration there is a pop up for both Android phones and USB security keys with the API call. The prompt for registering a device shows both "Add a new Android phone" or "USB security key". When you click on "Add a new Android phone"it leads to a barcode that when you scan nothing happens. Seems real confusing especially if they want broader adoption.
- agl 4y ago2nd-factor WebAuthn should work fine with Android phones today. Any Android phone with a current version of Play Services and Chrome should be able to scan the QR code, if it doesn't work then it's a bug (or, at least, an old QR scanner). When you say "nothing happens": what's the QR scanner? Do you have Chrome installed on the device? What are the app versions (from Settings) of Play Services and Chrome?