Microsoft Authenticator mobile app will detect if the phone is jailbroken or rooted and block it from using the app.

Microsoft Authenticator will soon block rooted Android and jailbroken iOS devices as Microsoft rolls out stricter security enforcement.

Microsoft's Authenticator is to delete Entra accesses from rooted and jailbroken devices. GrapheneOS could be affected.

Microsoft announces that the Authenticator app will detect jailbreaks and root access. Entra access will then be deleted.

There are several great authenticator solutions, including these five.

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