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Microsoft confirms that “from August 2025, your saved passwords will no longer be accessible in Authenticator.” ...

Funnily enough, Microsoft Authenticator isn’t completely disassociating itself from saved credentials. While passwords will get dumped, passkeys will still be supported in Microsoft Authenticator.

Because, long ago, I chose the option to make that account passwordless, replacing the password with a passkey that allows me to access the services connected to my Microsoft account using ...

Microsoft is set to eliminate password support from its Authenticator app on August 1, 2025, marking a significant milestone in the company’s comprehensive transition to passwordless authentication.