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but then you're out of luck if you're on mobile and need something from 1password.
by kbar13 13y ago
but then you're out of luck if you're on mobile and need something from 1password.
- JimmaDaRustla 13y agoI use yubikey, but I don't need it on my mobile because its a trusted device.
- sensecall 13y agoHow do you mean?
- jrockway 13y agoThink client-side certificate or OAuth token.
- JimmaDaRustla 13y agoI have username/password/yubikey combination to log into LastPass. On my Android phone though, I only need my username/password to access LastPass. The trust lies with LastPass being able to uniquely identify my device as mine, and not someone spoofing me. Yubikey is soley used from PC where I can plug in the yubikey. I could also have trusted computers, but I prefer to keep trusted devices to a minimum.
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- epochwolf 13y agoUm... I have 1Password on my iphone and my ipad.
- tlrobinson 13y agoYubikey doesn't support iPhone.
- ef4 13y agoNot yet, though they do have a version that works with Android over NFC.