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storage of your device and then have a separate app (like
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storage of your device and then have a separate app (like
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[Syncthing](https://syncthing.net/)) sync that folder anywhere you want.
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[Syncthing](https://syncthing.net/)) sync that folder anywhere you want.
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## Encrypted Backups
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### Why do I not get prompted to enter an encryption password when exporting?
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Aegis uses the same password you have configured to encrypt your vault as the
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password which is used when exporting and importing your vault; so when prompted,
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you will enter that when importing your vault.
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## Importing
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## Importing
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### When importing from Authenticator Plus, an error is shown claiming that Accounts.txt is missing
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### When importing from Authenticator Plus, an error is shown claiming that Accounts.txt is missing
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