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Are there any immediate plans to bring the Authenticator app to the Vision Pro?
I was really excited to use the Vision Pro for my office apps with a major focus on Teams. Sadly, I am unable to use Teams with my corporate ID as I am required to have the Authenticator App on the device on which I am using Teams. As a result, I am unable to use the Teams app on the Vision Pro. Given that this is pretty common for large organizations, I am really surprised Microsoft did not prioritize this app for the Vision Pro.
Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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I had the same issue. No contact at Microsoft from what I can tell, and Apple will not help since it’s Microsoft’s application.
My biggest fear is that this enterprise access is going to be like peeling an onion. Once we get access to Authenticator maybe we will find something else that we need access to that hasn’t been written or tested for Vision - and then something else- etc - etc
I agree, however, it seems Microsoft has adopted all of their primary M365 apps for AVP. Unfortunately without Authenticator, we cannot even try to see if the other M365 apps work.
I agree, however, it seems Microsoft has adopted all of their primary M365 apps for AVP. Unfortunately without Authenticator, we cannot even try to see if the other M365 apps work.
Microsoft has adapted almost all of their primary M365 apps to VisionOS. We still need a VisionOS compatible version of OneDrive. Yes, we can use OneDrive over the web, but that requires that the user download (and then re-upload) pdf's to review and comment on them, which introduces unnecessary friction (and the opportunity for error) into the workflow. That said, I'm hoping this discussion becomes academic very soon.
All this is good - Microsoft can enable all the 365 apps, but if Enterprises make it mandatory to do 2FA via Authenticator and Microsoft does not support this app on AVP, its just like Microsoft has manufactured a car that people can drive and use for daily commute, but they just have not manufactured the key that will start the car and make it drive-able :)
thought this example was befitting the situation we are all stuck in !