(And in most cases, you won’t even need to open the app to complete the approval. You only need to click the “approve” button in the notification to complete your login. After you add or configure the app, create an app protection policy. When the apps are on the device, the apps are considered 'managed' by Intune. In the Intune admin center, add your apps or configure your apps. Best in breed MFA experience through one-click push notifications. For any additional requirements, including supported app types, go to Windows 10/11 app deployment using Microsoft Intune. We’ve made the app experience incredibly simple while maintaining the highest level of security. Here’s a quick rundown of the major new features: Rather than that arduous process, you can now verify with a single tap. This is the method that Microsoft previously used, but there is a significant change in this version.
Most services do this by asking for a code that’s displayed on your phone. Upon signing into your Azure or Microsoft account, you’ll have the option to verify the login with a different device. Some users may already be using Microsoft’s Azure Authenticator app and will be somewhat familiar with the product. For now, it requires a Bluetooth connection, so all you have to do in order to unlock your PC using your smartphone is to pair two devices. You’ll also see an improvement in both UI and security over the previous app. Microsoft Authenticator allows you to unlock your Windows 10 PC using your Windows smartphone. However, those reluctant to sign up will be happy to find a more bug-free experience. What seemed to be a fairly quick project turned into a longer one with hundreds of fixes and improvements.įor beta users, not much of a difference will be seen.
We’ve been following the Microsoft Authenticator beta for over five months now, and the Windows 10 Mobile app is finally out of beta.
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