Google Passkeys: The Future of Passwords

Hi Tech Enthusiasts!
Google has announced that it will be replacing traditional passwords with passkeys as the default login method for its accounts. Passkeys are a new technology that offer greater security and convenience than traditional passwords.
What are passkeys?
Passkeys are cryptographic keys that are stored on the user's device. When a user logs in to a website or app that supports passkeys, the user's device communicates with the website or app to verify the key.
Advantages of passkeys
Passkeys offer a number of advantages over traditional passwords:
They are more secure: Passkeys are more secure than traditional passwords because they are difficult to steal or guess.
They are more convenient: Passkeys do not require the user to remember a long and complex password.
They are more compatible: Passkeys are compatible with most browsers and devices.
How do passkeys work?
Passkeys work in the following way:
The user creates a passkey for a website or app.
The passkey is stored on the user's device.
When the user logs in to the website or app, the user's device communicates with the website or app to verify the key.
Google Passkeys
Google has announced that passkeys will be the default login method for its accounts. Google is working with other device and browser manufacturers to make passkeys compatible with a wide range of platforms.
So, now what?
Well, as I said throughout this post, Passkeys are a new technology that offer greater security and convenience than traditional passwords. Google has announced that passkeys will be the default login method for its accounts.
What do you think about this new feature from Google?