top | item 42568048 (no title) raywu | 1 year ago Isn’t this what passkey is trying to sidestep? Assuming the user is at least authenticated on one device. discuss order hn newest cuu508|1 year ago For people who are bad with computers, I think passkeys could work ok in scenario where somebody has just one device, they never upgrade it, never lose it, never break it, never accidentally click on "log out" in their passkey provider's account. skybrian|1 year ago In other words, having just one device is as bad as having just one key to a safe. You need redundancy to avoid getting locked out.
cuu508|1 year ago For people who are bad with computers, I think passkeys could work ok in scenario where somebody has just one device, they never upgrade it, never lose it, never break it, never accidentally click on "log out" in their passkey provider's account. skybrian|1 year ago In other words, having just one device is as bad as having just one key to a safe. You need redundancy to avoid getting locked out.
skybrian|1 year ago In other words, having just one device is as bad as having just one key to a safe. You need redundancy to avoid getting locked out.
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