


- GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR BACKUP HOW TO
- GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR BACKUP VERIFICATION
- GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR BACKUP CODE
Google Authenticator supports exporting up to 10 accounts at one time. Then use Import QR Image Backup to import the accounts. Take a screenshot to save the QR image (iPhone), or take a picture with another phone/camera (Android). Choose the account information you wish to transfer from the list. In Google Authenticator, tap on the three dots in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. You can also import Google Authenticator accounts. You can select multiple images to import more than one account at a time.

GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR BACKUP CODE
In the next screen (QR code scanner) click the no barcode button. DUOĬlick the add key button in the top right corner of the screen. In the form, fill out the account name with something that describes this account (such as "Coinbase") and type the seed into the field for the key. Select Enter a provided key from the menu that appears. When you open Google Authenticator on your mobile device, add a new key by selecting the red plus in the bottom right corner.
GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR BACKUP HOW TO
The following steps will show you how to generate these codes from only the secret seed for Google Authenticator and Duo. Originally, to start generating codes you would have scanned a QR code with your phone. If you've lost your authentication device and do not have access to the secret seed, please refer to this page for recovery steps. You may have written down this secret seed or saved it to a USB drive.
GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR BACKUP VERIFICATION
If you use Google Authenticator or a similar app to generate 2-step verification codes, and no longer have access to your device, you can restore this ability to another device if you saved the secret seed provided when setting up your 2-step verification device. Restoring 2-step verification from a secret seed Restoring 2-step verification from a secret seed.
