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I guess because historically (before computers) passwords were often shared. Even now a password doesn’t technically need to be private.

Neither does a passkey. They've designed the standard to allow sharing the passkey with others.

Wait, they have?

Are you sure you have the details correct here? This is not generally how public key cryptography works.

I think he might be referring to single device vs multi device pass keys

I wouldn't be surprised if password managers implement sharing between users tho

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