I've been using mine 10+ times a day, for over a year.
The battery is good so far.
I'd guess it is not much of a drain.
Still, authenticators are cheap.
You can easily get an extra or whatever.
I've been using mine 10+ times a day, for over a year.
The battery is good so far.
I'd guess it is not much of a drain.
Still, authenticators are cheap.
You can easily get an extra or whatever.
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Buying an extra is not a problem, you're right they are cheap... though I think they should come with the game. Maybe I wasn't clear, I'm sorry. The fact that I couldn't find a place to replace the battery got me to thinking about failures/loss/destruction. I'm not necessarily worried about battery failure. I'm more worried about loss or destruction. So if I had a few codes stashed away, this could help me log into account management to turn off the authenticators until I could get new ones... so I could play.
Also, I'm guessing you're using the authenticator 10 times a day for each account that you have. What's the reason for that? I've been using the same code across multiple accounts, and it works fine. Is that a bad thing to do?
You cannot save the numbers that the authenticator generates. Those numbers are randomly generated (every 15 seconds or so I believe) so storing them won't work. The only thing you can do is store the serial number on the authenticator if you lose it so you can get a hold of billing to have them remove it.
I am not sure how a single authenticator code works across multiple accounts for you unless you don't have a battle.net account yet. It never lets me log in to multiple accounts using the same code.
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