Hideez Key 4 (EN)
  • Hideez Key 4 – User Manual
  • Guide for Hideez Key
    • Quickstart Guide
    • Configuration app
    • Hideez Client Interface & Main Settings
      • Main Settings
        • Automatic RDP Launch and Logon
    • Account management
      • Adding accounts for websites & apps. Generating OTPs
      • Editing existing accounts
      • Deleting accounts
    • Vault Settings
      • Creating Primary account to unlock your PC
      • Access Settings
      • Changing master password
      • PC locking / unlocking methods (Proximity Settings)
      • Backups, Data export & import
    • Proximity Lock
    • Proximity Unlock
    • Uninstall Hideez Client app
    • Service Operations
      • Firmware update through utility
      • Firmware update through Web
      • Battery maintenance
      • Wiping the device
      • How to get log files from Hideez Client
  • Passwordless Sign-In and 2FA
    • Pairing Hideez Key with Windows
    • Using Hideez Key 4 with macOS and Linux via USB
      • Adding Hideez Key 4 to your Google Account on macOS and Linux
      • Adding Hideez Key 4 to your Microsoft account on macOS and Linux
    • Pairing Hideez Key with Android devices
    • Using Hideez Key with iOS devices
    • Setting up passwordless logins and 2FA
  • Upgrading
    • Hideez Client Update
  • Physical Access
    • Using Hideez Key as an RFID card
  • SUPPORT
    • Troubleshooting
  • Documentation portal (home)
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Pairing Hideez Key with Android devices

Hideez Key – Using with Android devices

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Last updated 8 months ago

A Password Manager functionality is available ONLY on Windows 10/11.

The Android operating system (version 7.0 and higher) allows the use of hardware security keys for login to accounts based on the FIDO U2F standard. Services that support this standard include Google, Facebook, Twitter, Dropbox, and others.

The device can be connected to your Android device's via NFC / micro-USB connection.

Below is a demonstration of setting up a two-factor authentication (2FA) for Google account on Android devices:

After the Hideez Key has been successfully paired with your computer, you can proceed to setting up a passwordless login to the desired accounts.

LogoUse a security key for 2-Step Verification - Android - Google Account Help