Hardware Authentication (Passkey)
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A passkey is a modern, phishing-resistant login method that uses a cryptographic key pair instead of a password or code. The private key never leaves your device, and authentication happens locally via fingerprint, facial recognition, or device PIN.
You need a device whose operating system and browser support passkeys or WebAuthn, plus a configured screen lock like fingerprint, Face ID, or PIN.
Go to Settings → Account and click Add Passkey in the Passkeys section. Then follow your device’s instructions to create the passkey.
Yes, you can store multiple passkeys for different devices and assign custom names to easily tell them apart.
In your account settings under Passkeys, you can remove any stored passkey anytime as long as you can still log in.
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