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If you're doing that you might as well use public/private keys. The issues with passkeys are around user experience and education about how they are stored, and
by rcxdude 23d ago
If you're doing that you might as well use public/private keys. The issues with passkeys are around user experience and education about how they are stored, and a lack of good backup options like enrolling a not-present device as opposed to relying on syncing them through an external service.
- account42 23d agoThe difference is that no password manager I used ever tried to hide my passwords from me.