I have tried using Proton Pass and Bitwarden to store passkeys. Neither explain which type of passkey is being stored (among the types that OP mentions). Besides, if I wanted to export a passkey to another client, how would I do it?

Which part of the article is misinformation? Which tech skills does OP lack?

I believe that passkey clients are doing a very poor job at giving control to the user and explaining what is going on under the hood. This might be OK for "enterprise" users but not for individuals who want to use our computers as if we actually own them (we do own them, don't we?).

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Passkeys are a trap. Do not use them.

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I have tried using Proton Pass and Bitwarden to store passkeys. Neither explain which type of passkey is being stored (among the types that OP mentions). Besides, if I wanted to export a passkey to another client, how would I do it?

Which part of the article is misinformation? Which tech skills does OP lack?

I believe that passkey clients are doing a very poor job at giving control to the user and explaining what is going on under the hood. This might be OK for "enterprise" users but not for individuals who want to use our computers as if we actually own them (we do own them, don't we?).