Ars TechnicaPasswordless Google accounts are easier and more secure than passwords. Here’s why.
The passkey ecosystem is far from complete, but Google's implementation is now ready to use.
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Thanks for publishing this article. I'm excited about this technology and your article has great info and is timely.
Sadly I could not read this article on your web site due to the intrusive and error-producing presence of ADS. Sorry. I literally tried two different browsers. One of them could not zoom in because it kept snapping back to a certain size that was not readable for me. Both of them totally erased the screen and re-painted the article from the top, super slowly. Video ads that I could not hide or dismiss also caused the experience to suffer, as did the awkward split that caused me to only use the left two-thirds of my screen. I made it a bit past the halfway mark by the time it repainted the whole screen for the 4th time, losing my place. So I'm giving up and just reading what Google Blog has to say about Passkeys now.