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<Imagesrc="/img/hub/unlock-authenticate.png"alt="After your browser asks for credentials, enter your username and password"width="1280"height="567" />
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### 3. Account Setup {#account-setup}
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If this is the first time you log into Hub, Cryptomator and Cryptomator Hub requests you to [set up your account](your-account.md#account-setup).
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<Imagesrc="/img/hub/unlock-setup-required-hub.png"alt="Hub requests to setup your user account"width="1280"height="382" />
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When you finished the account setup in Hub, unlock the vault again.
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### 4. Register Device {#register-device}
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### 3. Register Device {#register-device}
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If you just did setup your account, a vault owner needs to grant you access for the requested vault as described [here](vault-management.md#update-permissions). Retry unlocking the vault after the vault owner granted you access.
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After that, you will see a confirmation dialog, unlock the vault again.
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### 5. Vault Unlocked {#vault-unlocked}
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### 4. Vault Unlocked {#vault-unlocked}
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You are all set up and an unlock should be successful from now on. You can then reveal the vault's contents as usual.
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The following Cloud Services are natively supported by Cryptomator for Android and/or Cryptomator for iOS.
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| Cloud Service | Android [^1]| iOS |
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| Cloud Service | Android [^android-recommendation]| iOS |
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| Dropbox | ✅ [^2]| ✅ |
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| Google Drive | ✅ [^2][^3][^4]| ✅ |
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| OneDrive | ✅ [^2]| ✅ |
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| pCloud | ✅ [^2]| ✅ |
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| Dropbox | ✅ [^no-fdroid-main]| ✅ |
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| Google Drive | ✅ [^no-fdroid-main][^no-fdroid-cryptomator][^no-accrescent]| ✅ |
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| OneDrive | ✅ [^no-fdroid-main]| ✅ |
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| pCloud | ✅ [^no-fdroid-main]| ✅ |
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| S3 | ✅ | ✅ |
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| Box.com | ❌ | ✅ |
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| Spaces provided by other apps [^5]| ✅ | ✅ |
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| Spaces provided by other apps [^file-providers]| ✅ | ✅ |
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| WebDAV [^webdav-list]| ✅ | ✅ |
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[^1]: **We recommend using the**[**Google Play Store variant**](/docs/android/setup.md#google-play-store)**of Cryptomator for Android users** for the best experience. Please see [here](/docs/android/setup.md#differences-between-variants-and-how-to-choose) for more information about the different Cryptomator for Android variants and the reasoning behind those.
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[^android-recommendation]: **We recommend using the**[**Google Play Store variant**](/docs/android/setup.md#google-play-store)**of Cryptomator for Android users** for the best experience. Please see [here](/docs/android/setup.md#differences-between-variants-and-how-to-choose) for more information about the different Cryptomator for Android variants and the reasoning behind those.
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[^2]: Not supported by the [Main F-Droid repo variant](/docs/android/setup.md#main-f-droid-repository) because this Cloud Service requires an API key.
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[^no-fdroid-main]: Not supported by the [Main F-Droid repo variant](/docs/android/setup.md#main-f-droid-repository) because this Cloud Service requires an API key.
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[^3]: Not supported by the [Cryptomator F-Droid repo variant](/docs/android/setup.md#cryptomator-f-droid-repository) because this Cloud Service requires proprietary dependencies.
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[^no-fdroid-cryptomator]: Not supported by the [Cryptomator F-Droid repo variant](/docs/android/setup.md#cryptomator-f-droid-repository) because this Cloud Service requires proprietary dependencies.
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[^4]: Not supported by the [Accrescent variant](/docs/android/setup.md#accrescent) because this Cloud Service requires proprietary dependencies.
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[^no-accrescent]: Not supported by the [Accrescent variant](/docs/android/setup.md#accrescent) because this Cloud Service requires proprietary dependencies.
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[^5]: Some Android and iOS apps integrate into the operating system's file manager with their own storage spaces to allow seamless access to their files via so called "File Providers." Cryptomator generally supports saving vaults in those spaces, but is dependent on those apps explicitly supporting access by other apps like Cryptomator. For more technical information about this see [here](https://github.com/cryptomator/android/issues/553) for Android and [here](https://github.com/cryptomator/ios/issues/51) for iOS.
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[^file-providers]: Some Android and iOS apps integrate into the operating system's file manager with their own storage spaces to allow seamless access to their files via so called "File Providers." Cryptomator generally supports saving vaults in those spaces, but is dependent on those apps explicitly supporting access by other apps like Cryptomator. For more technical information about this see [here](https://github.com/cryptomator/android/issues/553) for Android and [here](https://github.com/cryptomator/ios/issues/51) for iOS.
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[^6]: Please see [Cloud Services with WebDAV support](#cloud-services-with-webdav-support) for a non-exhaustive list of Cloud Services and information about accessing them with WebDAV.
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[^webdav-list]: Please see [Cloud Services with WebDAV support](#cloud-services-with-webdav-support) for a non-exhaustive list of Cloud Services and information about accessing them with WebDAV.
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## Cloud Services With WebDAV Support {#cloud-services-with-webdav-support}
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[^7]: Disroot: To login, you must provide your disroot username (or your email if you are using your own domain) and your password. If 2FA is enabled you will have to generate an app-specific password.
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[^8]: HiDrive IONOS: When using 2FA WebDAV requires the OTP provided next to the password but it is only valid for 30 minutes then (see [here \[de\]](https://www.ionos.de/hilfe/hidrive/sicherheit-in-hidrive/aktivieren-der-zwei-faktor-authentifizierung/))
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[^hidrive-ionos]: HiDrive IONOS: When using 2FA WebDAV requires the OTP provided next to the password but it is only valid for 30 minutes then (see [here \[de\]](https://www.ionos.de/hilfe/hidrive/sicherheit-in-hidrive/aktivieren-der-zwei-faktor-authentifizierung/))
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[^9]: HiDrive Strato: When using 2FA WebDAV requires the OTP provided next to the password but it is only valid for 60 minutes then (see [here \[de\]](https://www.strato.de/faq/cloud-speicher/2-Faktor-Authentifizierung/))
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[^hidrive-strato]: HiDrive Strato: When using 2FA WebDAV requires the OTP provided next to the password but it is only valid for 60 minutes then (see [here \[de\]](https://www.strato.de/faq/cloud-speicher/2-Faktor-Authentifizierung/))
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[^10]: IceDrive: WebDAV requires a paid plan and a separate access key as password. (see [here](https://icedrive.net/help/account/does-icedrive-support-webdav))
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[^yandex]: Yandex.Disk: WebDAV requires an app-specific password when 2FA is enabled.
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