Quote from: Skrodk on December 26, 2017, 12:36:00 AM

I know this should be easy, but yeah, im sure you have seen it before - Authenticator gone. Is there any easy way to get my google authenticator onto a new phone?

I still have the old one, but the screen is destroyed.

I'm not aware of a way to do it without manually adding the token to another authenticator. Just to be clear, you set up all your 2FAs on one phone only, and you have no backups?

Quote from: Skrodk on December 26, 2017, 12:36:00 AM

It seems to only deal with an authenticator tied to a google account?

Which mine isn't thus it seems mostly useless..

Yeah, this won't help unless you have a backup of your 2FA token. If you could somehow get Google to do this, this would be a big security hole in your 2-factor security.

Quote from: Skrodk on December 26, 2017, 12:36:00 AM

What do i do here? I REALLY would rather avoid going through and getting all my accounts 2FA's revoked, as that seems like an insane pain in the ass.
As i see it:
1. I can get my screen repaired
2. Go through several weeks of verifying my shit to 15 different exchanges
3. Is it somehow possible to contract google and have them do something?

Unless somebody chimes in with a way to extract data from Google Authenticator (and I really hope there's no way to do this for the sake of people's security), then you should probably get your screen repaired. I had my Iphone screen repaired a while back for $80-90. That's nothing compared with the headache of verifying at all those exchanges.

Quote from: digaran on December 26, 2017, 02:14:56 AM

There is an app that would let you to have your phone's screen on your browser while connecting via USB, do you have debugging mode activated on it or not?

Interesting idea.