Basically I agree with the article. For me it works basically the same way. But then you get all people who don’t care or are so technically inept that at fir

Basically I agree with the article. For me it works basically the same way. But then you get all people who don’t care or are so technically inept that at first occasion will lock themselves out of password manager. As myself and as a user I could use passwords, no problem. As a service provider that is entirely different ball game. If I could skip sending out emails or smses it will be cheaper to have web authn, then not having to store passwords only public keys is such a great thing. In the end if webauthn takes over as end user I will never have to see login screen ever again. I would beet to register once and then maybe rotate key once in a while.