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To add, it is pretty poor there is no FAQ linked to from that post to answer basic non-technical questions as to how this is intended to be used. I assume as a
by frabcus 3y ago
To add, it is pretty poor there is no FAQ linked to from that post to answer basic non-technical questions as to how this is intended to be used.
I assume as a technical person, the answer is I should have a backup device with a friend and/or store my passkeys somehow on my Apple or Microsoft or password manager account as well.
But it needs more explanation in detail from Google!
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- evanjrowley 3y agoYou have a valid concern, but I'm curious how many sufficiently non-technical users would be reading Google's blog. Practically speaking, it could be a moot point.
- skarra 3y agoYou can try this: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/13548313?hl=en https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/13548313?hl=en, this help center page is linked to from various parts of the product experience for regular users to get a better idea about passkeys if they are interseted.
- pseudalopex 3y agoThe page did not answer the questions they asked.
- dotancohen 3y agoSo now that "friend" has access to your account? How is that more secure than my 32 random character password I store in an encrypted Keepass database that I back up offline?