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It doesn’t, which would make disaster recovery a huge pain. You would have to register your backup key for every account you have. The Apple/google “passkey” a
by lll-o-lll 4y ago
It doesn’t, which would make disaster recovery a huge pain. You would have to register your backup key for every account you have.
The Apple/google “passkey” approach lets you use WebAuthn while having encrypted, cloud stored, private key escrow. It is much more convenient. Obviously with the downsides that implies.