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As long as one of the backup methods included in "the time and resources to do it correctly" includes signing in with a password like you always have, I'd guess
by notatoad 4y ago
As long as one of the backup methods included in "the time and resources to do it correctly" includes signing in with a password like you always have, I'd guess that most people will have done that.
- larusso 4y agoThe fallback to a password in this case feels so wrong. I mean it’s like ssh with password prompt enabled. They let this open for the conversion phase and monitor how often a user with a passkey is still using the password. But the ultimate goal should be to get rid of username/password credentials. I’m still uncertain if this will ever happen though. Given the track record of giant corps to lock out users for various reasons.