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Version 2.0.2 · 2026-09-24
Thanks for updating! This release includes bug fixes, performance improvements, and stability enhancements to keep your authentication experience smooth and reliable.
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The store currently lists version 2.0.2, updated 2026-09-24.








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Secure All Your Accounts with Authenticator+
Turn your iPhone or iPad into a secure and reliable two-factor authentication tool.
Authenticator+ helps you safely store and generate 2FA verification codes for all your online accounts — quickly, privately, and securely.
Using industry-standard TOTP authentication, the app allows you to add accounts in seconds, organize your tokens, and access verification codes anytime — even offline.
Whether you use it for personal accounts, work logins, crypto wallets, social media, or banking apps, Authenticator+ keeps your digital identity protected with a simple and intuitive experience.…
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Thanks for updating! This release includes bug fixes, performance improvements, and stability enhancements to keep your authentication experience smooth and reliable.
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