There's no "passkeys" protocol. If there is, it's well hidden behind marketing bullshit. :) > In marketing material, the terms passkey or Passkeys are preferre

There's no "passkeys" protocol. If there is, it's well hidden behind marketing bullshit. :) > In marketing material, the terms passkey or Passkeys are preferred over related terms such as FIDO or WebAuthn, because they are less likely to cause confusion. Yeah. Nowhere does it say what it actually is or how it's related to the other standards. Not confusing at all.