Twitter displays a single-use backup code on the next and final page. Bitwarden displays the account directly in the interface, and you may copy it to the Clipboard or type it in manually instead. Twitter asks for a confirmation code, which you can generate by opening the account in the Bitwarden application. Select the 'next' button on the Twitter that displays the QR code. Select Save to save the information to the selected account. Use the camera to scan the QR code on the Twitter website this adds all relevant information to the account in the Bitwarden app. This opens the device's camera directly, or a security prompt to allow the app to use the camera. Sign-in, and select the Twitter account, if it is saved already in the password manager, or select the new item button instead.Īccount details are listed, and the important part in regards to setting up the two-factor authentication is to select 'set up TOTP' there. Open the Bitwarden mobile application on Android or iOS. Activate the Get started button to start the setup.

Twitter explains the process in a prompt after Authenticator App was selected.

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