Passkeys are the next evolution step of web authentication, solving problems with passwords and making authentication more secure. They are included in the app ecosystem and allow for smoother authentication between different clients. However, using passkeys binds users to existing oligopolies of big user providers, and it is unclear how independent web authentication can remain from these platforms in the future.
- Passkeys solve problems with passwords and make authentication more secure
- Passkeys are included in the app ecosystem and allow for smoother authentication between different clients
- Using passkeys binds users to existing oligopolies of big user providers
- It is unclear how independent web authentication can remain from these platforms in the future
Passkeys are a new way of authenticating users that solves many of the problems associated with passwords. They allow users to authenticate themselves without having to remember complex passwords, and they are more secure than traditional passwords. However, using passkeys binds users to existing oligopolies of big user providers, which raises questions about the future of web authentication. It remains to be seen whether web authentication can remain independent from these platforms in the future.