[adamschuetze]

Does anybody know if Google Authenticator is going to be available for BB10?

[torpesco]

Given they don't officially support OS 7.x, it doesn't leave me feeling hopeful.

[kdna]

You can side-load Google Authenticator. I know a few people that tested it and it worked.

[adamschuetze]

Sideloading is a do-able fix. Thanks.

[blueyestm]

I had it working on 7.0 but when I upgraded it wouldn't work properly anymore and since I have a backup to send to sms I wasn't to fussed to fix it lol

[wfubball]

does anyone have a link to a bar file? i havent been able to find one

[adamschuetze]

I converted it, it works great on my playbook.

http://db.tt/FzpcDge4

Just make sure you password lock your PlayBook with a short-ish timeout

[kraems17]

+1 for Sideload working. Barcode scanner isn't working for me so I entered the codes from Dropbox, google, AWS etc and it works fine.

[hitnar]

Google apps catalog would be a great addition to blackberry but I doubt we will see them. Google is trying to get everyone on Andriod.

[adamschuetze]

+1 for Sideload working. Barcode scanner isn't working for me so I entered the codes from Dropbox, google, AWS etc and it works fine.

I never thought to try the barcode, I was so accustomed to using the BBOS version, and it doesn't have the option.

Also, some people have reported that the Google Authenticator site wasn't recognizing their 7.1 devices as compatible. You can grab it here:

http://db.tt/J8bSLo7N

It's a zip file with the COD and a JAD for OTA installs (it works on-device too).

Adam

[m.jeddy]

GAuth is available in the BlackberryWorld
Simon covered this earlier Search | CrackBerry.com

[grant.palin]

There is a nice native app called Authomator in the store. It's from a 3rd-party developer, is free to download and can be paid for to add some features. I've been using it for some time to handle my 2-factor auth for multiple services. It was even featured on the Crackberry blog a while back.

No it's not the Google app but that's OK. The Google app supports a 2-factor standard, as do the other similar apps.

[schmeat]

There is a nice native app called Authomator in the store. It's from a 3rd-party developer, is free to download and can be paid for to add some features. I've been using it for some time to handle my 2-factor auth for multiple services. It was even featured on the Crackberry blog a while back.

No it's not the Google app but that's OK. The Google app supports a 2-factor standard, as do the other similar apps.

I use this and highly recommend it. Works great and looks good.

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