Microsoft releases the beta and you can now try Microsoft Authenticator on your Apple Watch

Security worries us more and more and perhaps the best method to protect our data is to use two-step verification. Two-Step Verification It's not the most comfortable, especially when handling different devices, but It's very useful

To improve its use, companies have launched applications that facilitate the process. Thus, in Google we find Google Authenticator and in the case of Microsoft they have Microsoft Authenticator, a similar application that now arrives in beta form for use on the Apple Watch

We forgot the passwords

It is a logical step, since Apple's smartwatch is the best-selling of its kind and carrying it at all times as an appendage to the mobile makes it possible for us to access any notification in an easier way. We won't even have to use the iPhone

This is a beta and to be able to belong to it you have to enter the enabled web page and fill in this form.

Thanks to the arrival of the application to use Microsoft Authenticator on your Apple Watch, we can approve logins directly from the watch without no need to touch the _smartphone_ and no need to fill in and enter passwords. The operation of Microsoft Authenticator is very simple:

• Pair Apple Watch and iPhone.
• Open the Microsoft Authenticator app on Apple Watch.
• Click on Configure if it appears under access to our account. If it does not appear, nothing more needs to be done.

The beta is the previous step for its release for all users in general and as usual in the case of iOS, they must be installed through the TestFlight application. The use of passwords and access _passwords_ is history _Are you a Microsoft Authenticator user?_

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