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FWIW, iOS 15 lets you put a TOTP secret right into the saved password entry on your phone, and it will autofill the code just like it autofills your password.

by jumhyn 5y ago

teekert 5y ago
Will I be able to export? When I moved to iOS, AndOTP saved me because I could copy paste all personal keys from AndOTP to MS authenticator. This will probably lock me in…
- jumhyn 5y ago
  On iOS each password item in Settings.app has a "Share" button that lets you AirDrop to another device. I don't see another way to export from iOS. Safari on macOS (at least in Monterey) offers a bulk export option, which can export all your passwords to an unencrypted CSV file. The information includes URL, username/email, password, and an "OTPAuth" column. For GitHub (the only account I've enabled native TOTP for while the feature is still in beta) the entry in that column looks like this: > otpauth://totp/github.com:<username>?secret=<secret>&issuer=github.com&algorithm=SHA1&digits=6&period=30 So I'm not sure if that would be directly importable to another service, but at the very least you get the secret and so could transfer the data account-by-account if you had to.
asiachick 5y ago
given Apple's new spying stance I'm not sure I want to allow the to store my passwords
- jumhyn 5y ago
  May not make a difference if you don’t take Apple at their word but iCloud Keychain is among the services/data encrypted end-to-end[1] and there’s no exception mentioned for iCloud backup (like there is for Messages). [1]: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303