Fully agree. I suspect that even if FIDO doesn't spec out a portability standard, the smaller players might. There's no guarantee the big platforms will play b

Fully agree. I suspect that even if FIDO doesn't spec out a portability standard, the smaller players might. There's no guarantee the big platforms will play ball, but even if they don't it'd still be useful to some people. I'm not sure FIDO even could mandate portability if they wanted to, though. I suppose they could for certified implementations, but while I see Google on the list of companies with certified authenticators I don't see Apple or Microsoft... they're large enough that people will use whatever they implement regardless of whether it's certified. As far as I can tell it's not a requirement for implementation, and Microsoft and Apple have more name recognition than FIDO by far.