Microsoft Authenticator users have been warned of saving all their passwords before the company plans to gradually get rid of the password management system starting next month.
Microsoft Authenticator, known to provide authentication
However, starting from June 1, the application will stop saving new passwords as Microsoft moves the password management to its Edge browser.
By July 1, the automatic issues function will be disabled, and any reserved payment information will be deleted, including credit card details.
Microsoft noticed that these payment data will not be transferred automatically to Edge, so users will need to re -enter their card details manually.
By August, all the passwords preserved will be removed from the entire authentication application.
The company says that anyone who wants to continue using his passwords and record after August must download Microsoft Edge on his phones and other devices.
This step aims to simplify access to the password and automatic automatic issues across all platforms using the integrated password manager.
