Do the settings for VPN also support 2FA?

[ddobrev]

Hello, do you support 2FA for VPN? Some services such as ProtonVPN already offer it.

[attah]

I was just about to ask what the use case for 2FA is for those anonymizing VPNs, because it doesn’t make any sense.
(For logging in to an actual private network it makes sense, but that’s another story)

But it turns out they don’t in fact have it for connections…

@https://protonvpn.com/support/two-factor-authentication/

ProtonVPN apps do not prompt users for 2FA during login because they do not keep any logs of user data. Thus, there is no sensitive information to protect. However, 2FA can be implemented to protect your Account settings, which contains critical information, such as your payment details.

[ninepine]

There are Sailfish Apps such as SailOTP and Foil Auth that can generate the OTP required where you have enabled 2FA in services like ProtonMail.

[ddobrev]

Indeed, I saw the quote myself 2 minutes too late i.e. after I had posted. I apologize for this one, consider it resolved.
By the way, as luck would have it, I did try these 2 OTP apps today. Foil works just fine but SailOTP failed to recognize my QR codes, has this happened to you?

[mmr]

I’m afraid, as this get more and more important (reviewing infamous security breaches from the last 2 years), it is still not possible to setup VPN connections using 2FA (especially OTP) on a sailfish device - is that correct? I tried but didn’t find anything to get past the authentication of my employers openVPN service which requires to pass an OTP challenge in the meantime.
Am I missing something?
If not: Is this somewhere on your agenda at Jolla?