If you made a mistake or the login isn't suspicious, tap No to deny the request without reporting it.

If you aren't trying to log into an application or service protected by Duo and don't recognize the request, tap Yes to notify your organization's Duo administrator. You’ll be asked if this was a suspicious login. If you get a login request that you weren't expecting, press Deny to reject the request. If you choose to authenticate with Duo Push, you'll get a login request sent to your phone - just press Approve to authenticate. Now you're able to respond to Duo Push authentication requests, or generate passcodes to log in to applications. You'll see your newly-added Duo account in the accounts list. If you feel comfortable using Duo Mobile to log in to applications you can tap Skip. Tap Practice now to go through some training screens like this one. It's a good idea to take a few minutes to practice approving and denying Duo authentication requests if you haven't used Duo before. Give the new account a name to complete adding it to Duo Mobile. If you're prompted to allow Duo Mobile permission to take pictures and record video, please grant it. Use your camera to scan the QR code shown by Duo Enrollment in your browser. To proceed with adding your initial Duo account to Duo Mobile, tap Use a QR code. Launch Duo Mobile and tap Set up account. When you enroll in Duo for the first time and choose to add an Android device or use Duo Push, you're shown a QR code to scan with the Duo Mobile app to complete activation.

To see which version of Duo Mobile is installed on your device, go to the Android Settings menu, tap Apps, then scroll down and tap Duo Mobile. Supported Platforms: The current version of Duo Mobile supports Android 8 and greater.ĭuo does not provide official support for non-standard custom Android distributions like OnePlus, LineageOS, or ColorOS, nor is Duo Mobile supported for use on ChromeOS.

Find the latest version of Duo Mobile in Google Play.

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