No you don't, you want to share access, and the only way you can do it with passwords is by sharing the password itself. With passkeys you can have each person register their own passkey.
Do all using services allow this? Is it at least ad easy and straightforward as telling your trustworthy auntie your password?
I'm pretty sure I have my Android phone setup with a passkey for my Google account and also my Windows laptop.
Presuambly the same logic applies for a service that permits multiple passkeys. Each person would register a passkey on their device using the shared credential.
There in lies the issue. With passwords, it doesn't matter if the account supports multiple passwords. I can share the one I have
> Presuambly the same logic applies for a service that permits multiple passkeys. Each person would register a passkey on their device using the shared credential.
but can I simply share the passkeys without someone's permission (other than my own)?
Plus that doesn't really address allowing someone else in your family to log into your account "temporarily"; ie if you want them to check something for you.