Table of Contents
- 1 Can you use Google Authenticator for Battlenet?
- 2 How do I set up Battlenet with Google Authenticator?
- 3 Can I use Google Authenticator instead of Microsoft authenticator?
- 4 How do I use Google Authenticator without a smartphone?
- 5 Where do I get Battle.net Authenticator?
- 6 How do I add Coinbase to Microsoft authenticator?
- 7 How do I set up my Blizzard authenticator?
- 8 Is it possible to get Blizzard Authenticator codes from Google Authenticator?
- 9 How do I transfer my Blizzard Authenticator from one device to another?
Can you use Google Authenticator for Battlenet?
Both Google Authenticator and Blizzard’s official authenticator use the open-standard “TOTP” for authentication codes. However, they use it in different modes. Google only uses 6-digit codes, while Blizzard uses 8-digit codes.
How do I set up Battlenet with Google Authenticator?
Once you have installed the app on your smartphone, go back to your web browser on your PC and, on the “Add an Authenticator” page, click or tap the “Set up your authenticator” link from the right side. The first step in configuring the Blizzard Authenticator is to verify your email. Click or tap Continue.
Can I use Google Authenticator instead of Microsoft authenticator?
You can get security codes by email, phone call or SMS, but an even easier way is to use an authenticator app on your mobile device. Android, iOS, and BlackBerry users can use Google Authenticator, while Windows Phone users can use Microsoft Authenticator.
What do I do if I lost my Blizzard Authenticator?
If you’re the phone-shy type, you can submit a ticket online to get your authenticator removed. You’ll have to also send in a photocopied image of your ID, though, and that process can take a couple of days, according to the rep I spoke to. It’s just faster and easier to place a phone call. 2.
What is Blizzard physical authenticator?
The Blizzard Authenticators were small physical devices (fits easily on a keyring) that enables one to secure their Blizzard account by an additional code, consisting of 6 digits. As of 2019, the physical authenticator devices are no longer manufactured and offered by Blizzard Entertainment.
How do I use Google Authenticator without a smartphone?
Google Authenticator works for MFA wherever you sign into your Google account. Open your email account on your computer….
- On your computer, click Next, and then enter the code you generated on your phone.
- After typing the code, click Verify.
- A success message displays on your computer.
Where do I get Battle.net Authenticator?
Internet connection required. For more information on how to add the Battle.net Authenticator to your account, visit https://blizzard.com/support/article/24520.
How do I add Coinbase to Microsoft authenticator?
How to enable Duo or Google authenticator on Coinbase
- Navigate to the Security Settings page.
- Under the Other Options section, select the Select button in the Authenticator App box.
- Follow the prompts to complete your authenticator setup.
How do I transfer my Blizzard Authenticator to a new phone?
New Phone. If you want to move your Mobile Authenticator to a new device, you’ll want to remove the old one first, then add a new one. If you don’t have access to the old device, please contact us.
How do I contact Blizzard without an account?
If you cannot access your account, or log into Battle.net, there is a support page that will still allow you to live chat with customer service, set up a callback, or even submit a ticket, all without having to log in.
How do I set up my Blizzard authenticator?
Go to Security > Set up Authenticator (or Account Overview > Add Authenticator) Skip the download because you already have the app on your phone. Select “Other Options: Set up a mobile authenticator” Enter the security code sent to your Battle.net email.
Is it possible to get Blizzard Authenticator codes from Google Authenticator?
This is impossible, but for a completely different reason than what Petr Melechin’s answer says. Both Google Authenticator and Blizzard’s official authenticator use the open-standard “TOTP” for authentication codes. However, they use it in different modes. Google only uses 6-digit codes, while Blizzard uses 8-digit codes.
How do I transfer my Blizzard Authenticator from one device to another?
Open the the menu on your first device and write down the Serial # and the Restore codes. Install the Blizzard Authenticator on your other second device. Open the menu and use the Restore function. Enter the Serial Number and Restore code from Step 1. Please log in to submit feedback.
How do I login using the authenticator’s randomly generated security code?
If you want to login using the authenticator’s randomly-generated numeric code instead, click Use Authenticator Security Code on your computer. Then press Enter code manually on your device to generate an authentication code. Each code is unique and valid only once. If you prefer to enter a code at every login,
Is there a way to get 8-digit authentication codes with Google Authenticator?
Both Google Authenticator and Blizzard’s official authenticator use the open-standard “TOTP” for authentication codes. However, they use it in different modes. Google only uses 6-digit codes, while Blizzard uses 8-digit codes. There does not appear to be any way to configure Google Authenticator to produce 8-digit codes.