passkeys is a common noun (like the word “password”) and therefore should always be lowercase unless it’s the first word in the sentence.
This is a great point. And to respond to the other part of the parent comment about storing "all their credentials with one of the large tech companies" — you don’t even need to do that, if you don’t want to. Apple just…
> I can't print out my passkeys and store them in a safe, nor does there appear to be any system for allowing someone access to my passkeys. Recovery is handled differently depending on who you are using to sync your…
Where did you get the idea that Apple and Google's implementations are hardware-bound?
passkeys is a common noun (like the word “password”) and therefore should always be lowercase unless it’s the first word in the sentence.
This is a great point. And to respond to the other part of the parent comment about storing "all their credentials with one of the large tech companies" — you don’t even need to do that, if you don’t want to. Apple just…
> I can't print out my passkeys and store them in a safe, nor does there appear to be any system for allowing someone access to my passkeys. Recovery is handled differently depending on who you are using to sync your…
Where did you get the idea that Apple and Google's implementations are hardware-bound?