You make a separate passkey per Authenticator device or application.
Passkeys are not necessarily tied to biometrics unless the Authenticator application/device is configured to do that.
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I do. What part in particular worries you?
That suggestion up thread to read up on how webauthn/CTAP2/FIDO2 works?
It’s a good suggestion. I would take it.
They can do all that by suspending your account. Passkeys don’t make this better or worse.
That’s not how passkeys work. You still have the usual Google account recovery flow.
Just make sure you have some 2FA backup codes stuffed into a sock drawer somewhere, that your email address and telephone numbers are up to date and you should be ok.
You paranoid idiots can shut the fuck up about 15 minutes cities.
Only the truly gullible are afraid of OTHER PEOPLE having shops within walking distance.
It’s passkeys. Saved you a click.
And yes, this is a pretty good idea.
I’ve given up on remembering unique passwords years ago. My passwords are basically opaque tokens that I store in an application I trust. Passkeys are basically this concept taken to a logical conclusion.
The European Commission commissioners are confirmed by the EP.
If they are unelected, so is every government minister of every member state. This “unelected eurocrat” rubbish is stale disinformation.
They’re just isn’t enough roof area/roof space per person in dense urban settings. Not by a long shot.
No worries. We have a similar situation here in nl where “ingenieur” is a protected title, but professional bodies have shown zero interest in policing all the “engineers”.
Just don't go around calling yourself a "software engineer" or anything like that, as it's a protected title
Protected where and by whom? Most software engineers aren’t PEs.
Vaultwarden supports TOTP filling? Cool, I thought that was paid only.