About Google Authenticator
Google Authenticator is a compact productivity app from Google LLC that keeps account verification close at hand on your phone. This listing describes the 7.2 build, which was published on 2026-07-21.
Who builds it and how it is identified The app is published by Google LLC under the package name com.google.android.apps.authenticator2. That identifier is fixed across installations, so your handset can always tell this product apart from any other app. It sits in the productivity category, reflecting its role as a straightforward everyday utility rather than an entertainment title.
The current release Version 7.2 is the build covered by this page, dated 2026-07-21. It arrives as a single installable package, added to your device in one step. Should a later build appear, it would supersede the details recorded here, so treat this description as a snapshot of the current release only.
Device compatibility and space needed The build requires Android 2026 or newer, so check your handset's system version before you begin and confirm it matches or exceeds that point; newer devices fall into place automatically. The package measures 7.5 MB, which is modest enough to install quickly and to leave plenty of internal storage free for everything else you keep.
Details this listing does not provide Some fields remain unspecified here. The content rating is unknown, the file type is not identified, and no tags are attached to the app. Anyone deciding whether this build suits a shared or supervised handset should note that no official classification is offered, so the category tag is the only guidance available.
APK Information
- Version
- 7.2
- Size
- 7.5 MB
- Android
- 2026+
- File type
- APK
- Updated
- Jul 21, 2026
- Package
- com.google.android.apps.authenticator2
- Developer
- Google LLC
Features
Productivity
Google LLC
Version 7.2
Compact package
Frequently Asked Questions
Which version does this listing provide?
This listing provides version 7.2 of Google Authenticator, published on 2026-07-21. That is the build described throughout this page, and the same version string is what you will see recorded for the installed app. If a later build is released after that date, the figures here may no longer match what lands on your handset.
Will my phone run this app?
Compatibility depends on the requirement stated for this build: it targets devices running the specified Android release or anything newer. Open your device settings and compare your system version against that requirement. When your handset meets or exceeds it, installation should proceed as normal. Devices below the stated point fall outside the supported range described by this listing.
How much storage does the file take up?
The package is 7.5 MB, so only a small amount of free internal space is needed. Leave a little extra headroom so the system can unpack the file during installation. On a phone with limited storage this size is unlikely to cause difficulty, and removing older apps is usually unnecessary to make room.
What package name should I look for?
The package is com.google.android.apps.authenticator2. This identifier is how your device distinguishes the app from every other product, and it is the string to search for if you want to confirm which build is installed on your handset.
What category and content rating are shown?
The app is filed under the productivity category, which is the clearest indication of its intended use. The content rating is unknown and no tags are attached. Since no classification is offered here, anyone assessing suitability for a shared or supervised device should take that gap into account.
