@Erklaerbaer
Not for me either! On the surface they look like public key authentication made worse: the one you have less control over, tied to a particular device/browser or relying on someone's "ecosystem" for synchronisation across devices — leading to even greater centralisation, due to which to a greater degree phishing attacks became so effective in the first place…
@nixCraft

@Erklaerbaer @nixCraft
This reminds me, I even started writing an extensive reply to someone before, in which I explored why I don't like the idea… But forgot to post it 😅
I should find that draft and post it on my gemlog instead ☝️

@m0xee @nixCraft for me it is the exchange of #passkeys. But they were working on a new credential transfer protocol to simplify this. Wherever I can I use #fido keys. Since I use a mixture of #GrapheneOS, #ipadOS, #macOS, #PopOS, passkey is a mess.