Multiple Devices support (with device management) without having to set them up individually again & again.The PIN for the SAASPASS app is never stored in the app (which is why you have to re-enter the PIN if you kill the app for Touch ID, Face ID, biometric or fingerprint unlock).Pattern support on Android Devices (both visible and invisible options).Fingerprint Unlock - Touch ID on iOS Devices and Android support on Android Marshmallow OS 6.0 onwards.Configurable PIN settings - support for 4 or 6 digits and scrambled keypad.SAASPASS shows visual icons for each application to help users identify particular application codes.Malware and Man-in-the-Phone attack vectors are becoming increasingly common on Android mobile devices, SAASPASS mitigates against this risk.SAASPASS encrypts all data, whereas Google Authenticator stores keys in plain/clear text this is a problem especially with rooted devices and backup programs, where unencrypted data can be viewed easily.With that, you can transfer all your codes in less than a minute.The key differences between Google Authenticator and SAASPASS Authenticator: After verifying your identity, select the accounts you want to export, tap on Next, and then you'll be shown a QR code you need to scan with the Google Authenticator app on your new phone. To transfer your codes, you need to go to Settings > Transfer accounts > Export accounts. That way, even if you get a new phone, you can quickly transfer your one-time passwords in a minute or two. You can also easily transfer your Google Authenticator codes from one device to another. There are two ways to add an account: by scanning a QR code or manually entering a setup key. It's also easy to set up-you don't need to link it to a Google account to use it. It lists your accounts on its home page, with an animated pie graph showing how much time you have left until your code expires. It's available in both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, so it would work with almost all smartphones. One of the most basic 2FA apps you can use is Google's own authenticator.
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