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I am in possession of a physical Security Token (not the smartphone app version) for a few years now. Considering the fact it's relatively old, does the token have a battery display or warning before it actually runs out of power?
The token in question is the one Square-Enix sells separately or was included in the collector's edition:
http://www.square-enix.com/na/accoun...imgs/img03.png
Although I can't confirm 100% as I've never personally seen it, I believe it has a battery warning icon, most likely in the blank space on the right side of the LCD.
Also the following is from section 8.3 in the official "Security Token Terms of Use" which suggests there is an indicator:
Ref: http://support.na.square-enix.com/ru...tag=csqextokenQuote:
If your Security Token subsequently runs out of batteries, it will no longer be able to obtain a one-time password and, consequently, you will be unable to log in. Accordingly, if your Security Token shows low batteries, please go to the “Security Expansion” section of the Square Enix Account Management System, then select the “Security Token Usage Settings,” then select “Security token removal.” If you are unable to login to your Square Enix Account or PlayOnline account due to a failing security token, please use the SQUARE ENIX Support Center to assist you in disassociating the security token from your account. You are solely responsible for the use and maintenance of your SQUARE ENIX ID and Security Token.
I wasn't aware it had a low battery warning. Even so I Wasn't worried since I've had a security token for Blizzard since Burning Crusade x-pack for WoW and it has seen a LOT of use over the years and it's still going strong. These things last YEARS.