Password vs. Passkey: What's the Difference?

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Passwords and passkeys serve similar functions -- to secure your devices and accounts. But, they’re different things, and are not necessarily equal in reliability and security. You probably use both passwords and passkeys on a daily basis. Do you think passkeys will outdate passwords? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and remember to like and subscribe.
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[@agenesis7546]

This is the best description I've found on this topic: short & sweet. Thank you!

[@EyeonTech]

That's our goal!

[@dougfireside2120]

This was an excellent video that explained things clearly. Thanks

[@EyeonTech]

You're welcome!

[@johnseo5525]

Clear, concise, thank you!

[@panashifzco3311]

Well explained video...Really great!

[@EyeonTech]

Glad you think so, thanks for watching!

[@oceanbreeze76]

What if i loose device? Can i still access my data and how? Thanks

[@user-fr6eh3is9f]

How do I use all these ways if I don't use a cellular.

[@musicjunk8266]

great

[@EyeonTech]

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[@apolloangevin9743]

Uhhhh use both

[@sufficetosay1704]

i disagree with your statement starting at 23.5 seconds.

[@Freddy0101_]

If you look at actual leaked passwords from data breaches, you can see that most of the passwords are not complex enough and are very often reused. I agree that this might not be true for every person, but surely is true for 97% of online users.

[@eliseanghel3556]

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[@EyeonTech]

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