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> > they want to hand a passkey to a family member or friend > ..... Why? What's the use case here? This is the problem, if you can't even imagine this case.
by robertlagrant 2y ago
> > they want to hand a passkey to a family member or friend
> ..... Why? What's the use case here?
This is the problem, if you can't even imagine this case. Someone in their 70s who isn't great with computers would likely be very happy to share their password with a tech-savvy child who can do some things for them. Passwords make this really easy, and you can even register a second MFA that goes to the child's phone/TOTP.
- rtsil 2y agoYou don't even need to be in your 70s or not tech-savvy. Password-sharing happens frequently between spouses, children/parents, friends and probably a lot of other cases.
- growse 2y agoI share accounts with my spouse using passkeys just fine. We just register our own passkeys. shrug.
- robertlagrant 2y agoOkay, you've got an elderly parent on the phone. How do they register a passkey for this website they've signed up to and don't know how to use?
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