None of my relatives care about remembering passwords, not even those more technically inclined. They create the password, and 30 seconds later forget they even

None of my relatives care about remembering passwords, not even those more technically inclined. They create the password, and 30 seconds later forget they even did such a thing. Someone even lost access to their iPhone 8 because after replacing the screen, they got a "This device is locked". But they could not remember their iCloud email and password, they didn't need to remember it. The phone worked fine for years without it. Now it's a perfectly functioning phone, but locked and useless. The difference between "account" and "email" is also lost on them. Not a week goes by before someone needs to access a new site they need to register, and I get the same: I already have this "gmail" thing, why do I need to create another gmail?? (because they have to use their email as the "username") And this is the norm! Most devs creating these systems don't understand this. A passkey sounds marvelous to me, it finally uses the thing that should be the password: the person itself. That is what a password should say after all: yes, this is me, the person that owns this account why do I need to tell you this mumbojumbo words and symbols to know that it's me? you have my face and finger data, match them please. But that's only if it seamlessly supports biometrics like FaceID/TouchID/BrainwavesID-or-something, otherwise it will be just as useless.