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True, but the original sin was using phone numbers as proof of identity. The fundamental problem is average users cannot use passkeys, manage their own crypto k
by robcohen 1y ago
True, but the original sin was using phone numbers as proof of identity. The fundamental problem is average users cannot use passkeys, manage their own crypto keys, or understand that for identity to work, there cannot be an authority based recovery method.
The market simply does not care, and businesses are acting accordingly and picking the lowest friction option with acceptable levels of fraud.
What’s odd to me is that they dont even have a method for more advanced users to not use numbers. I think perhaps Digital Credit Union may be the only bank in the US using passkeys.
- petralithic 1y agoI have an idea, let's just use the other number we all have, perhaps the one for social benefits?