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Google begins prompting users to create passwordless passkeys by default
Oct. 10, 2023, noon | Jess Weatherbed
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Google is making it easier for users to ditch passwords on their Google accounts in favor of passkeys — a fast, secure, and passwordless approach to logins that utilizes the pin, face, or fingerprint authentication built into your devices. Starting today, Google account users will be prompted to create a passkey for their account by default, sparing them from …
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