Google Authenticator Function Guide — Two-Factor Authentication Tutorial

Google Authenticator Function Guide — Two-Factor Authentication Tutorial

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Google Authenticator Function Guide — Two-Factor Authentication Tutorial

Learn how to use Google Authenticator with 15 step-by-step function guides, explained

in plain language.

Google Authenticator is Google's two-factor authentication app — it generates the onetime

codes you type when signing in. This collection includes 15 individual function

guides covering Google Authenticator features such as installing and setting up the app,

adding an account by scanning a QR code, adding an account with a manual setup key,

time-based and counter-based codes, finding and using a code at sign-in, and syncing

codes to your Google account. Each guide explains what a function does, where to find

it, how to use it, and provides a practical example. You'll also receive the complete 78-

page Google Authenticator reference book in PDF and EPUB formats.

Inside the collection: Installing and Setting Up the App, Setting Up Authenticator for

Your Google Account with 2-Step Verification, Adding an Account by Scanning a QR Code,

Adding an Account with a Manual Setup Key, Time-Based and Counter-Based Codes,

Finding and Using a Code at Sign-In — and the rest of the complete list, one guide per

function.

15 guides in total.

Who it's for: Anyone setting up two-step verification on their accounts.

Not for: Anyone looking for ready-made prompts — these are function guides, not prompt packs.

What you get: all 15 individual guides, plus the complete Google Authenticator book —

78 pages — as a PDF and an EPUB.

How it's delivered: Delivered as a Google Drive folder link after purchase. One-time

purchase.

Updates: Updates are included while the collection is maintained — if a guide changes,

the folder copy is updated.

Disclaimers: These are reference guides that teach the app, they are not prompt packs,

and they don't include a subscription to the app itself.