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Second, I found a tip that lets you easily display all of your time-based one-time password (TOTP) setup keys from Authy using the Authy Desktop app for Mac and Google Chrome. (Or deal with the iOS/iPadOS versions, which are a little more cumbersome.)

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First, AppleвЂ™s recently released Safari Technology Preview for Big Sur includes the new password manager, so you donвЂ™t have to upgrade to the macOS Monterey beta to get it. However, I found a couple of things that helped me speed up the process, shifting it from mind-numbing to purely tedious. (There is an import password option for AppleвЂ™s new system, but itвЂ™s mainly aimed at other browsers or password managers.) The new password manager in the Safari Technology Preview Nice as it would be if AppleвЂ™s new system could simply import all your codes from Authy-or other apps like Google Authenticator-it doesnвЂ™t seem as though thatвЂ™s an option for that at present, which isnвЂ™t entirely surprising given the security issues involved. To boot, since AppleвЂ™s new platforms are in beta, it seemed like I should probably make sure Authy continues to work, just in case something goes wrong, which means doing the setup process twice. So what I was not looking forward to was migrating all those codes from Authy to AppleвЂ™s new password system, a process that promised to be mind-numbing in the extreme, since I figured I would have to essentially log into each account, disable two-factor authentication, and then re-enable it. As a result, I have more than 30 accounts with two-factor codes. In fact, Authy made it so easy that whenever I could enable 2FA, I did.

To date, IвЂ™ve relied upon Authy, an excellent app that not only makes it easy to store all those disparate account credentials, but also syncs them between devices as well as letting you back them up and easily restore them when you move to a new device. That means (hopefully) no more having to jump to a separate app-or even a separate device!-just to get one of those good old six-digit codes. One of the features IвЂ™m most excited about in AppleвЂ™s latest platform updates is the ability to save two-factor authentication codes into my iCloud Keychain. Migrating 2FA codes from Authy to AppleвЂ™s system

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