Answering common questions about how passkeys work.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/1073275
Great explainer / FAQ
I’ll probably still use my Precursor and Yubikeys for the most part, but I’ll definitely enable Passkeys wherever they are an option
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And this is a bullshit statement anyway.
I keep my passwords in KeepassXC and sync them with SyncThing; KeepasXC is absolutely a “password manager.” There’s no “trusting a cloud service” in there, anywhere.
Edit: 100% agree with you. I want proof that Google et al have no ownership of my identify before I use them.