The time has come to migrate your Authenticator from the old Authenticator App to the new Battle.net App. If you currently are using the Battle.net Authenticator app, you must migrate to the new Battle.net mobile app by January 5.
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Ssssoooo… is it automatic? I’ve had both the mobile app and the authenticator app for a while now and I don’t see any options to migrate account info or data on either one. And no I’m not technologically inclined so idc if it’s a “stupid question”.
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This is a pain in the
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Migrant Swarf reporting in…
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The support articles are listed in the article they just posted for how it works.
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it really isn’t.
(it took me less than 2 minutes)
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Point to remember before migrating:
Do not delete the authenticator app until you’ve got it set up in the Bnet app.
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You going to pay for a phone to put the moble app on ? Not every one has a cell phone .
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What happens if you still have a working physical authentication attached to your account?
Does this apply to us?
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No, it does not apply to physical authenticators.
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Family Dollar has a $29.99 Smartphone available. Tracfone Blu View 4
If you can’t afford $29.99 but can afford rent/mortgage, car payment/insurance, electricity, internet and water/gas then Skyrim is on sale.
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Well sucks to be them/you
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Ok, but what about my old fob authenticator? Will it still work? And, yeah, I’m being serious.
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I said cell phone there is a big difference . Why do I need 2 phones so I can get more spam calls .
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Oh lord he’s inept.
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Oh well that’s the price you pay to be the one percent literally.
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I’m wondering the same , can I still use the physical authenticator?
You can still use those, but the battery won’t last forever.
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Yes you can. This does not impact the physical version in any way. But those were decommissioned years ago and only had a battery life of approx. 7 years…so, they won’t be around much longer.
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