You will have to manually recover each account, unfortunately. If you’ve already lost access to your old phone and the 2FA codes, this tutorial will not be able to help you recover them. Set Up 2FA on Multiple Devices: If you and your wife have a phone and an iPad, why not get your authenticator set up on all of them at the same time? There’s nothing to stop you from scanning the same QR code from multiple devices, just make sure that they’re all devices that you own and that are secured.This could mean saving the QR codes or the manual codes, which is what makes it possible to manually set up 2FA apps (with only one device). Keep All Your Backup Codes: As you migrate Google Authenticator, now is the best time to make sure you have your backup codes so that if you do lose your phone, you don’t also lose access to all your accounts.There are certainly ways to reset each account individually, but Google can’t give you access to all your 2FA codes if you’ve lost them. Google Does Not Keep a Backup of Your 2FA Codes: This is important! This means that if you lose access to your authenticator codes, there is no “reset password” link that magically brings all your codes back.Be sure to subscribe to the All Things Secured YouTube channel!īefore you even begin the process to migrate Google Authenticator to a new phone or to a different authenticator app, there are three things you need to make sure you understand:
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