> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.securepass.me/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.securepass.me/documentation/admin-user-guide/configuration/mobile-app-config.md).

# Mobile app config

Two tabs, and they do different things: one configures the SECUREpass Authenticator app, the other reports what users have chosen inside it.

Select **Configuration → Mobile App Config**.

## App Settings

The links and the authentication type the app uses.

![Mobile app settings.](https://content.gitbook.com/content/W2srIAMN6RKFwvuEorV5/blobs/o4xz2HZgXHOh06NROoNX/assets/01.png)

| Setting         | What it is                                          |
| --------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| FAQs            | The help link shown in the app                      |
| Contact Support | Where support requests are sent                     |
| Open Web Portal | The portal address the app links out to             |
| App Version     | The version the app reports                         |
| Privacy Policy  | The privacy policy link                             |
| Terms of Use    | The terms link                                      |
| Auth Type       | The authentication the app uses during registration |

**Edit** changes them. These are the links your users actually follow from the app, so point them at pages that exist and are current — a stale support link is a support problem of its own.

## User Notifications

A read-only view of each user's notification preferences — push notification, login activity and certificate expiry, each active or inactive per user.

![User notification preferences.](https://content.gitbook.com/content/W2srIAMN6RKFwvuEorV5/blobs/m0EOhwXvRsMr2OLCROh6/assets/02.png)

Read-only means exactly that: use it to see whether someone has notifications switched off, but the preferences themselves are the user's to change in their app.