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Are you using every single one of the 100+ accounts constantly? No? Then you can do the passkey flow on demand as needed. It can be comparably simple as an emai
by yawaramin 3y ago
Are you using every single one of the 100+ accounts constantly? No? Then you can do the passkey flow on demand as needed. It can be comparably simple as an email login or 'we emailed you an OTP' login confirmation flow. If you never get around to using the account ever again in your life, I suppose you never needed it?
If the website is momentarily down how are you going to access it with a password at that moment? You'd have to wait until it came back up. And then you could just as well set up the passkey.
- maeil 3y agoI'm referring to the process of switching where my passkeys are stored to a different place. E.g. moving from them being stored by Apple to them being stored by Google or any other provider.
- yawaramin 3y agoAnd I am talking about device-bound passkeys, not portable passkeys which can move around from provider to provider.