>Not even Google reliably lets you fall back to a password, according to the comments in this article.
I logged in with my google password (on my TV, the other method using my phone wasn't working for some reason) the other day even though I normally use a passkey from my phone or computer. It worked just fine.
Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I've had Google block my login because it was sus (it was a new computer or something...) and they wanted to verify a whole bunch of information. If you haven't given them that info, you just get locked out.
What services implement it like this? Don't services usually implement passkeys as a more secure alternative to a password, but password login is still available?
Some sites allow passkeys as an option for MFA, so that could be an issue if the passkey is your only MFA option and MFA is required. But I imagine email would pretty much always be a fallback.
Didn't Outlook.com famously rolled out passkeys with no recovery option and no option to sign in using username and password once enrolled. So if you lost your trusted device, you couldn't sign in, nor could Microsoft send you an email, because... Outlook.com is your email provider.
Kind of, but I have some of my most important passwords and account recovery codes duplicated on paper in a secure place. If there was ever a service that only allowed passkey login (do those exist?), you can't print those out.
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The logo has a lambda in front, and I assume that's where the "Λ" came from in the title of the post. But I don't see it in any of the text on their site.
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I logged in with my google password (on my TV, the other method using my phone wasn't working for some reason) the other day even though I normally use a passkey from my phone or computer. It worked just fine.
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