> 1. Sharing accounts. If I want to share a subscription to the Economist with my wife, say, I give her the username/password. Does the Apple/Google/MS alternat

> 1. Sharing accounts. If I want to share a subscription to the Economist with my wife, say, I give her the username/password. Does the Apple/Google/MS alternative support multiple authorised identities? Each registration and subscription is for the personal use of the Registered User or subscriber only. You may not share your log-in details or password with any other person. You may not share or transfer your subscription. https://www.economistgroup.com/terms-of-use https://www.economistgroup.com/terms-of-use 2. Most people already have a single point of compromise in their primary inbox, password manager, or browser storage. This doesn't solve the single point of compromise problem, and I'm not sure that any easy-to-use system could. 3. If the camera fails to recognise me currently when I use Apple Wallet, I am invited to enter a passcode. I'm not sure if this same fallback would be implemented, but I do see a photo which indicates that you can use an external security key instead of biometrics.