5 best free authenticator apps for Android

Looking for a free authenticator app for Android? These are the best free authenticator apps for Android. 

5. FreeOTP+
FreeOTP+ is a free and open-source 2FA authenticator forked from the original FreeOTP with additional features like dark mode, import, and export.


4. andOTP
andOTP is also a free and open-source authenticator app like FreeOTP+. You can set up a password to lock the vault, it supports dark mode, and it has multiple backup options.


3. Aegis Authenticator 
Aegis Authenticator is also a free and open-source authenticator app like FreeOTP+ and andOTP. It's bundled with a dark mode, it has backups, you can protect your tokens with a password, and it also supports importing tokens from other authenticator apps. 

Get Aegis Authenticator:http://curtispharrell.tk/Lmh

2. Microsoft Authenticator 
Microsoft Authenticator allows you to sign in to your personal Microsoft account and your Microsoft work or school account without a password. You just enter your email then Microsoft will send a sign-in request to your Microsoft Authenticator app. Simply open the Microsoft Authenticator app, approve the sign-in request and you're in. It also supports TOTP tokens. You can backup your tokens to the cloud, protect your Microsoft Authenticator app with your lock screen password, and manage your passwords.

Get Microsoft Authenticator:http://curtisaraullo.cf/vp2

1. Authy
Authy is the best authenticator app for Android. It supports dark mode, you can backup your tokens to the cloud, you can sync your tokens across all your devices, and you can protect your tokens with a 4-digit PIN. It also supports 8-digit tokens. 

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