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If you use Google Workspace you can set 2FA directly from the admin console, so you don't need to disable FIDO2 on the key. Does not help with gmail, though.
by 4ad 2y ago
If you use Google Workspace you can set 2FA directly from the admin console, so you don't need to disable FIDO2 on the key. Does not help with gmail, though.
- graton 2y agoNot in my experience. In the Admin console I said do not use Passkey and it still created it as a Passkey :( This was about a month ago, so maybe they fixed it. Turning off FIDO2 made things work.
- 4ad 2y agoIf you add a FIDO2 key as a security key in the admin console, it will show as a "passkey" in Google account settings, but it will actually be a non-resident key used only for 2FA and won't be able to be used for anything more than that. Keys that do not support resident keys (or when you turn FIDO2 off) show differently in Google account settings which makes it all very confusing. The UX is inexcusable, really. As a side note, turning on Advanced Protection also turns off passkeys.