Microsoft Authenticator provides multi-factor authentication options, as well as a password manager. Here's what you should know about the app.

Microsoft Authenticator is a two-factor authentication program that provides added security to your online accounts in the form of an app.

Microsoft Authenticator app offers a convenient way to store, back up & recover your credentials & personal information. See how to use it.

Designating Microsoft Authenticator as an autofill provider on your mobile device will prompt the app to offer to save your passwords when you enter them on a site or in an app.

If you’ve already been storing passwords through another app, the first task on your to-do list is to import those passwords into Microsoft Authenticator.

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Once enabled on Microsoft Authenticator and you log in to an app or website, you will be prompted to autofill your saved password, as shown below.

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Microsoft Authenticator will soon stop working on the Apple Watch. Other devices, such as smartphones, will continue to support the app.

According to a support page, the Microsoft Authenticator app will work on the Apple Watch until January 2023.