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This should complete the process, and Outlook will start downloading your email messages immediately.

Confirm the action on the Authenticator app if prompted.On the next step, Outlook will ask you to complete the process using the MS Authenticator app.Open Outlook app and enter your email address, then click "Sign In".The account should appear when you first launch the app.Ĭontinue by clicking "Add Account" and following the steps below if you don't see the account appearing immediately. Configure Outlook App on Your iPhoneĪt this stage, Outlook should already have the account previously configured, ready to be used. MS Authenticator will be configured, and your account has been added to your iPhone When you see the "Account Added" window, click on "Finish".Choose whether you want to allow notifications from the MS Authenticator app.On the "Register this device to continue" window, click on "Register" button.Once the login is confirmed, the app will ask to configure signing in with the phone.This will confirm login, and the MS Authenticator app on your iPhone will have the account confirmed and created.The system will ask "Are you trying to sign in to Microsoft Authentication Broker?".Ĭlick on continue to confirm the operation.Log in to your account, or choose an account if already logged in.

Enter the code displayed on the MS Authenticator app and click on Next.

This will show you a code that you will use to confirm login on your desktop device

In the next window, choose "Sign in from another device".

When the app prompts you to enter your username, choose "Sign-in options" instead.

Choose the "Sign in" option when prompted (not "Scan QR code").

Add your account to MS Authenticator and choose the "Work or school account" option.

Install MS Authenticator app from the App Store and launch it.

Access to a desktop machine where FIDO2 keys will be used to log in and authenticate.

iPhone device with MS Authenticator and Outlook (optional) apps installed.

An Azure AD account with no other authentication methods set.

Therefore, this tutorial will guide you through the process of setting up MS Authenticator, a mobile app that supports FIDO2 security keys, to authenticate your login credentials to access your Microsoft 365 account on your iPhone's Outlook Mail app or native Mail app. Unfortunately, FIDO2 security keys are not directly supported on iPhones to log in to Microsoft 365 accounts (even though the operating system itself fully supports it starting from iOS 14.0). How to Configure O365 Outlook Mail App or Native Mail App on iPhone for Users with Passwordless Login with FIDO2 Security Keys