Passwords are terrible for a world where people have hundreds of them and are lazy. And password managers are a bandaid solution.
Arguing effectively that passwords were fine for computing in 1970 isn't an answer. So if you don't like passkeys it's reasonable to ask for your alternative.
The first point seems correct, the second seems incorrect. Remembering a single password for access to a secure well-designed password manager seems a bit more secure than a physical passkey, what am I missing?
Arguing effectively that passwords were fine for computing in 1970 isn't an answer. So if you don't like passkeys it's reasonable to ask for your alternative.