I think the summary of that is "passkeys only solve the problems the designers cared to solve, and I care about some others but not those". I heard at a confer

I think the summary of that is "passkeys only solve the problems the designers cared to solve, and I care about some others but not those". I heard at a conference that users of one large freemail service store their passwords in an average of seven different files, so that provides an average of eight different possible attack vectors to get hold of a user's password — seven plus social engineering.