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Subject: Re: Google will no longer send SMSs with six digit codes for
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Bill Powell wrote:

> How does the Google Authenticator compare to the Microsoft Authenticator?
In terms of functionally they're equivalent, if a website says you have 
to use one, you can in fact use the other, the bells and whistles vary.