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> Isn't there a workflow where you scan a QR code to confirm the pass key on your phone? For people in this position, if they had their phone, they probably wo
by kps 14d ago
> Isn't there a workflow where you scan a QR code to confirm the pass key on your phone?
For people in this position, if they had their phone, they probably wouldn't be logging in on a computer anyway.
- limagnolia 14d agoThere are a lot of reasons why I might want to login on a computer I don't own to do something, rather than to use my phone. Having a keyboard is a major usability benefit for many types of work. Larger screen, printer. Software that is on the machine that can't run on my phone.
- kps 14d agoI agree with you; those are all reasons I only use my phone for on-the-go messaging or navigation. I'm against the idea that you should have to have a secure (against the owner) connected phone on your person at all times in order to sign in to a web service.
- vel0city 14d agoYou don't have to with passkeys. I use passkeys every day, they rarely involve using my phone.
- xboxnolifes 14d agoThats still irrelevant to the example being discussed.