Ahead of World Password Day, Google now allows users to use passkeys to sign into their Google Accounts on all major platforms.Image Credit: GoogleOn Wednesday, Google announced that it began
Ahead of World Password Day, Google now allows users to use passkeys to sign into their Google Accounts on all major platforms.
Image Credit: GoogleImage Credit: Google
On Wednesday, Google announced that it began offering passkeys as an effort to move toward a "passwordless future."

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