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With a passkey you would have one in keychain that unlocks 1p. So you will only be asked for your phone password/unlock code whenever iOS asks, but it will be u
by commandersaki 1y ago
With a passkey you would have one in keychain that unlocks 1p. So you will only be asked for your phone password/unlock code whenever iOS asks, but it will be used to unlock 1P. Never need to enter your 1P passphrase.
- atonse 1y agoI still don’t follow. So instead of 1 password that you remember, there would now be a passkey? I feel that is too risky. Where would you store that passkey? And what if you lose it? I suppose the 1p emergency kit could print out a QR code or something.
- commandersaki 1y agoThe passkey is stored in the secure enclave which is protected by your unlock code & biometrics (for fast unlock), or whatever the equivalent is for Google. You're not replacing your secret key / passphrase, it's just a different way to authenticate and decrypt vaults. It's really more a convenience on a handheld device where entering a passphrase (mine is 20 characters) is a pain in the arse. Though, if it were available for macOS, I would use it there too.