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Has anyone managed to get a Galaxy Watch Active 2 working with Microsoft Authenticator? &nbsp;I've read anecdotal reports of people just turning on the app notification for Authenticator in the Galaxy Wear app, but for me, the watch receives the notification, but just tells me to check my phone. &nbsp;Not exactly what I was hoping for. &nbsp;Samsung support was not helpful.
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Has anyone managed to get a Galaxy Watch Active 2 working with Microsoft Authenticator?  I've read anecdotal reports of people just turning on the app notification for Authenticator in the Galaxy Wear app, but for me, the watch receives the notification, but just tells me to check my phone.  Not exactly what I was hoping for.  Samsung support was not helpful.

MS Authenticator with Galaxy Watch?

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