Does University of California, Los Angeles support authenticator apps?

Not yet — University of California, Los Angeles does not offer authenticator-app (TOTP) 2FA at this time, though it does support SMS text message, phone call, a security key, a hardware token and its own app.

How can I secure my University of California, Los Angeles account without an authenticator app?

Use a long, unique password (a password manager helps), turn on any 2FA method University of California, Los Angeles does offer, and stay alert to phishing. If University of California, Los Angeles adds authenticator-app support, you'll be able to use Authenticator App - Novaz.

University of California, Los Angeles 2FA#

Which 2FA methods University of California, Los Angeles offers, and how to keep your account secure

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A University of California, Los Angeles account holds coursework, records, and personal data worth protecting with 2FA. This page lists the 2FA methods University of California, Los Angelesoffers today, how to keep the account secure without an authenticator app, and how to recover it.

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2FA methods University of California, Los Angeles supports#

SMS text message
Phone call
Security key (U2F / WebAuthn)
Hardware token
Proprietary app

University of California, Los Angeles does not offer an authenticator-app (TOTP) option yet. Authenticator apps are safer than SMS, so it's worth requesting.

How to keep your University of California, Los Angeles account secure#

Use a long, unique password (a password manager helps), turn on any 2FA method University of California, Los Angeles offers, and stay alert to phishing. See University of California, Los Angeles's official security documentation ↗. If University of California, Los Angeles adds authenticator-app support, you'll be able to use Authenticator App - Novaz.

How to recover your University of California, Los Angeles account#

If you lose access to your authenticator, most University of California, Los Angeles accounts are recovered with the backup or recovery codes you saved when you turned on 2FA — so store them somewhere safe, separate from your phone. If you didn't save them, use University of California, Los Angeles's account-recovery or support process to regain access (see the official University of California, Los Angeles documentation ↗). Saving your recovery codes when you enable 2FA is the single best way to avoid being locked out.

Frequently asked questions#

Does University of California, Los Angeles support authenticator apps?: Not yet — University of California, Los Angeles does not offer authenticator-app (TOTP) 2FA at this time, though it does support SMS text message, phone call, a security key, a hardware token and its own app.
How can I secure my University of California, Los Angeles account without an authenticator app?: Use a long, unique password (a password manager helps), turn on any 2FA method University of California, Los Angeles does offer, and stay alert to phishing. If University of California, Los Angeles adds authenticator-app support, you'll be able to use Authenticator App - Novaz.

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