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You only get the push notification, no session binding, when using Microsoft Authenticator in other scenarios. That's if you get the push notification. It's v
by xenophonf 3y ago
You only get the push notification, no session binding, when using Microsoft Authenticator in other scenarios. That's if you get the push notification. It's variable in my experience. (I use it as a backup MFA method when I don't have my badge reader handy.)
- will4274 3y ago> It's variable in my experience It shows you a code when the initiator is an unfamiliar device, but doesn't show you the code when the initiator is a familiar device. You can reproduce this fairly easily - open a private tab and try to login - you'll see the code in your app. Then logout and login again without closing the tab - you won't see the code. Which actually makes sense, if not well-explained to users.