In June, Microsoft Authenticator stopped letting users create new passwords. In July, it turned off the autofill password ...

Reports are saying Microsoft is eliminating passwords by August. Here’s what Microsoft Canada’s national security officer ...

The biggest change to Authenticator, however, will come in August when the app stops autofilling saved passwords completely — ...

August 2025: your saved passwords will no longer be accessible in Authenticator and will be deleted. In a blog post in ...

Microsoft Authenticator houses your passwords and lets you sign into all of your Microsoft accounts using a PIN, facial recognition such as Windows Hello, or other biometric data, like a fingerprint.

If you’ve ever used Microsoft Authenticator to manage your passwords, it’s time to export them or risk them being lost ...

The Microsoft Authenticator app has already started making some changes to how you handle your passwords, but it will no longer support passwords altogether on Aug. 1.

Microsoft's pivot away from passwords in Authenticator is a decisive step in its broader vision for enhanced digital security ...

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Microsoft has announced a significant change to its authentication strategy by removing password management features from the Microsoft Authenticator app, as part of its broader move toward ...

Microsoft now says ‘the password era is ending’, urging people to turn to alternative ways of logging in, and saying the app will no longer support passwords.

The Microsoft Authenticator app will delete all saved passwords in August 2025 with users urged to export them and move them elsewhere.