Star Wars: The Old Republic Mobile Security Key for ANDROID

STAR WARS: The Old Republic
Star Wars: The Old Republic Mobile Security Key for ANDROID

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Hollow_Man

12.23.2011 , 10:43 AM \| #81	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by GhostMarine If I have to completely wipe my phone, will I be able to just download the security key for the new phone and have it work? I don't believe this is the case only because I had to register a serial number and 20digit code with this key and there is no option to "Un-link" the security key from accounts, i.e. if i need to wipe my phone i'm screwed. Can we get a dev or mod post about this? You have to have customer service remove the key. Unlike Blizzard's or Google's, there is no way to remove it ourselves. You'll also probably have to contact them to add it back. I get errors when I try to add it back, and was told I have to call to get it fixed. -HM
"I see a Hollow Man, gun in hand, it points my way." - The Cult

GhostMarine

12.23.2011 , 11:26 AM \| #82	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Hollow_Man You have to have customer service remove the key. Unlike Blizzard's or Google's, there is no way to remove it ourselves. You'll also probably have to contact them to add it back. I get errors when I try to add it back, and was told I have to call to get it fixed. -HM Thanks, I figured that would be the case. It would be nice if there was a way for them to allow us to do it without calling them though.

Hollow_Man

12.23.2011 , 11:31 AM \| #83	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by GhostMarine Thanks, I figured that would be the case. It would be nice if there was a way for them to allow us to do it without calling them though. Couldn't agree more. I told them that when I called. -HM
"I see a Hollow Man, gun in hand, it points my way." - The Cult

Sindorin

12.23.2011 , 11:36 AM \| #84	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by DavidBass As explained in the Game FAQ: AppWorld? Sweet. I have a playbook, and I was not expecting this...
Masta-Blasta - Vanguard Sindorin - Assassin

Pherdnut

12.24.2011 , 03:14 PM \| #85	Quote
I've been apologized to by a voice recording like 18 times now : P That will teach me to leave my key at home the day before X-Mas. Glad a friend of ours was cat-sitting just so I could log in to the forums.
Amurrka, Malfunction, Skeeve, Derp, Deeva, Orinj @Dreshdae Cantina "QQ!"

Cubanomaster

12.26.2011 , 06:36 AM \| #86	Quote
And if i format my android phone for an update and loseall the software in it i can just download it again and it will work without any new registation?

Ykalondr

12.26.2011 , 06:49 AM \| #87	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Exsidium Also, anyone else find the irony that Swtor, which has absolutely no support for the MAC, put out its mobile authenticator program on the iPhone before anything else? Nope since they have no support for Linux either and Android is heavily Linux based, with your logic it should only be available on Windows Phone 7, and guess what no planned support for that platform despite the game being very Windows oriented.

Kraide_Turin

12.29.2011 , 02:20 PM \| #88	Quote
Throwing my lot in with the WP7 crowd. Would love to see this app. Blizz was slow to do it, too. (Ironically, Rift got an Authenticator out on all platforms real quick, including WP7)

ChaiNa

12.30.2011 , 03:59 AM \| #89	Quote
wp7 app would be awesome...
i am colicoid!

EpochDC

01.03.2012 , 08:26 AM \| #90	Quote
WP7 Security key +1 Also, whether a company develops an app on a certain platform has little to do with the difficulty. Otherwise WP7 would have the first apps... On the scale of technical complexity, I would order them as: C# (wp7) < Java (Android,Blackberry) < Objective C (IOs) (Of course, I'm a .net developer ) As some already have pointed out:the specific hardware of the phone is of little importance for an app like a mobile security key .

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