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Twilio, the maker of two-factor authentication app Authy, will be discontinuing its native desktop apps for all platforms in August, forcing users to switch over to its mobile version — but Mac users have a work-around.
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Two-factor authentication apps that can work with multiple services are an essential part of online life, but one will be limiting the options of its users. Twilio, the company behind Authy, says it will be streamlining its focus to its mobile apps, at the expense of its desktop versions.
In a support document first reported by Bleeping Computer, the End of Life for Authy for Desktop is set for August 2024. This includes the desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
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Twilio is killing off the Authy desktop app, but Mac users have a work-around
