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Around here using an app for two factor is widely a default. Even the government requires it for their services. It's a practical requirement, just like how a b
by brnt 3y ago
Around here using an app for two factor is widely a default. Even the government requires it for their services. It's a practical requirement, just like how a back account itself is.
- dheera 3y agoWhat app? A standard app like Google Authenticator? If so you can get a Yubikey and use Yubikey authenticator on a LineageOS device and it will work fine with all of those services. It follows the same standard as Google Authenticator and is a drop-in replacement.
- guerrilla 3y agoNo. BankID in Sweden. Other countries have similar. You need it for everything.
- Symbiote 3y agoMitID in Denmark, and many across Europe for government and/or banking. I will install LineageOS once I need apps that my old phone no longer supports. I ordered the MitID backup key generator in case their app doesn't work, but I'd prefer not to need to carry it.
- guerrilla 3y agoYou inspired me to be slightly less lazy. In case anyone finds this, it seems like you can get BankID to work[1], at least according to comments from three years ago. Who knows if that still works or is sustainable though. 1. https://www.reddit.com/r/sweden/comments/ocd6v0/bankid_med_lineageos/ https://www.reddit.com/r/sweden/comments/ocd6v0/bankid_med_l...
- brnt 3y agoEach their own individual apps. I only wish they standardized on TOTP or U2F.
- patrakov 3y agoThe "funny" thing is that the underlying algorithm is often still TOTP. What the banks do not like is the standard QR-code based mechanism of key distribution and the possibility to export the key.
- dominojab 3y ago[dead]