Microsoft Authenticator is available for free as an app on the Google Play Store for Android devices and the App Store for iPhones. First-time setup involves signing into your Microsoft account.

If you've used Office apps as a student in the recent past, you would already have used Microsoft Authenticator to manage ...

Microsoft is in the midst of phasing out the password autofill from its Authenticator app, with permanent removal from 1 ...

As Microsoft points out, this change has no impact on the Authenticator app on iPhone. Here’s what Microsoft said when the decision to discontinue the Apple Watch app was announced in December: ...

Primarily used for signing into Microsoft accounts with two-step verification enabled, the Microsoft Authenticator for iOS gained an Apple Watch companion app in 2018.

Microsoft has quietly made the decision to discontinue its Authenticator app for the ... Though it began as a smartphone app for iPhone and Android, Microsoft published a version in 2018 that ...

Let us see this in detail. 1] Get the app. To download and install the Microsoft Authenticator app on your Android phone, open the Google Play Store and search for “Microsoft Authenticator”.

Microsoft will drop the Authenticator app's autofill feature by July and push people to its Edge browser. ... On iOS, go to Settings > General > Autofill & Passwords and turn on Edge.

According to a support page (via 9to5Mac), the Microsoft Authenticator app will work on the Apple Watch until January 2023. Then users will have to delete the app as it won’t be functional.

Of course, anyone who needs to use Microsoft Authenticator to access their Microsoft account will still be able to use the app on iPhone or iPad — it's only Apple Watch that is affected.

If you've used Office apps as a student in the recent past, you would already have used Microsoft Authenticator to manage your school account — but the app can do a lot more.