As long as it sticks with FIDO2 Authenticator L1, it doesn't require centralization of the auth information like levels L2 and L3 do. L1 is what you use if you

As long as it sticks with FIDO2 Authenticator L1, it doesn't require centralization of the auth information like levels L2 and L3 do. L1 is what you use if you want control. L2 and L3 are for companies who want tighter, centralized control. Like a FIDO key tied to your Okta account. Though I've yet to see the Levels discussed much nor have I seen any L1 software implementations used in the wild. Everyone seems focused on FIDO L2 and higher, presumably with a focus on getting enterprise adoption first as enterprises do want a central authority.