Hi Brian Dawi!
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It seems like you're encountering a known issue with passkey creation in the Microsoft Authenticator app on certain Android devices. This issue is related to Google's restrictions, which only allow passkey creation when using Google passwords. Here are some detailed steps and documentation that might help you resolve this issue:
Known Issue and Affected Devices
The issue you're facing is indeed related to Google's restrictions on passkey creation. Specifically, devices like the OnePlus 11 and Moto G Stylus 2024 are affected.
Steps to Troubleshoot and Resolve the Issue
- Ensure Latest Updates
- Make sure that both the Microsoft Authenticator app and your Android OS are updated to the latest versions. Sometimes, updates include fixes for such issues.
Check Google Restrictions
- Google's restrictions on passkey creation might be causing the issue. Ensure that your device meets all the requirements for passkey creation as specified by Google.
Register Passkeys in Authenticator
- Follow the detailed steps to register passkeys in the Microsoft Authenticator app. This includes ensuring that your device is running Android version 14 or later.
Enable Passkeys in Authenticator
- Ensure that passkeys are enabled in the Microsoft Entra admin center. This involves updating the Authentication methods policy to allow users to register and sign in with passkeys.
Use Security Info Portal
- If the issue persists, try setting up the passkey through the Security Info portal on your device instead of directly through the Authenticator app.
I hope these tips help resolve your issue! If you need further assistance, I am here to help.
Best regards,
Jonathan
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