It is possible to generate new ones though by clicking on Show Codes then clicking Get New Codes. There are 10 codes and each of them can only be used once. On the next page, scroll down to Backup Codes and click on Show Codes to get your pre-existing backup codes to add to the new device. From there, scroll down to 2-Step Verification and enter your password. Not sure where you put them? Log into your Google Account then click Security. If you have backup codes, you can enter those on your new device and you're good to go. There are still ways for you to regain Google Authenticator and use it on a new device. Lost your old phone or it doesn't work any more? Don't worry. Obviously, that's assuming someone has your phone password.
Also, don't forget that the more devices you have set up for Google Authenticator, the less secure it may be. If you're looking to sell it though, delete them. If you plan on using your old device, it could be worthwhile keeping them. Now you can choose whether to remove all the exported accounts or whether to keep them on your old device. Once you've done all that, on your old phone, tap next to move onto one of the last steps.ġ0. You'll need to do this for each account but Google Authenticator simplifies the process by listing each barcode as you go along.ĩ. Tap Scan QR code before scanning that QR code on your old phone. To get to that point, you need to tap Get Started on the new phone before tapping Import Exist Accounts. Scan that code with the Google Authenticator app on your new phone to get it added on. A QR code will appear and your screen will get much brighter.
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