I understand your point, and I’ve thought a lot about that after discussing it here. I actually prefer the resident keys from my side because I can really trust

I understand your point, and I’ve thought a lot about that after discussing it here. I actually prefer the resident keys from my side because I can really trust the device is the device, so I don’t need all that data stream about it. That said, I’m going to make sure I support hardware tokens in my system. My goals are just protecting my user base from fraud and giving them an easy way to login securely. You would probably be shocked at the volume of support calls we get about logging in. It’s 30-40% of the call volume. Easy for a scammer to slip into that stream as well.