Here’s what each permission level will mean for you:Īllow while using the app: If you choose this option, you’ll be prompted to select two more options.Īlways allow (recommended): While you’re still accessing the protected resource, for the next 24 hours, your location will be shared silently once per hour from the device, so you will not need to get out your phone and manually approve each hour. Follow the iOS prompts to grant that permission. On iOS, Microsoft recommends allowing the app to access location always. You’ll need to share your location once every hour to ensure you are still within a country where you are allowed to access the resource. Why am I seeing this?Ī: You will see a prompt from the Authenticator app asking for access to your location if your IT admin has created a policy requiring you to share your GPS location before you are allowed to access specific resources. Q: I got a prompt asking me to grant permission for the app to access my location. Make sure you stay updated with the latest Android and iOS version for the best authentication experience. Q: Which version of the Authenticator app should I be using?Ī: We're always working on new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements. Select the headings below to see more information Microsoft Authenticator versions The Authenticator app is available for Android and iOS. The Microsoft Authenticator app replaced the Azure Authenticator app, and it's the recommended app when you use two-step verification.
If you don't see an answer to your question, go to the Microsoft Authenticator app forum. Maybe you could post screenshots, I believe your solution lies close to the one I found.This article answers common questions about the Microsoft Authenticator app. Maybe you could post screenshots, I believe your solution lies close to the one I found. I would urge you to give it another go, I see your frustration with it, but hey, I solved mine through perseverance! I now am able to select and control either Library. Clicked that, filled in the four digits, and hey presto, both my iMac and MBP appeared on the iPhone app, as well as the AppleTV! Started up iTunes on MBP and could acces the iTunes Library located on the iMac, reinstalled Remote.app on iPhone and proceeded to "add an iTunes Library" through the app's Settings, the four-digit box appeared, and on the MBP's iTunes, the Remote icon button appeared right beneath the play button, where usually the iPhone icon sits when it is connected through USB.
(All devices must be on the same wi-fi network and using the same AppleID for Remote to work, sometimes after an update, or after restarting, they will log on another previously used network if you have more that one. When I got home, I decided to give it another try.Ĭhecked the Wi-Fi network iPhone was on, and it seems it had inadvertedly logged on to my "other" wi-fi network. On that note, did you check if your iPhone is on EXACTLY the same Wi-Fi and AppleID? There are two AirportExpress, an AppleTV and an Airport TC taking care of the Wi-Fi (music) distribution around the house, sometimes they play up, but generally it works fine, specially when I can control everything from my iPhone with the RemoteApp. I have never used iTunesMatch or AppleMusic, as everything worked fine for me. Hi, I have been using iTunes from the beginning also, and frankly, this is the worst it's been imo.
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