Passkey implementation and usage

julia_v_1P Thanks for some insight. This is very helpful in understanding what probably went wrong in my attempt. The website that I was experimenting on was the DocuSign website, in case this sheds some light.

At least at this point, I don't plan to expand my experiment beyond DocuSign, until I can be sure that I can work with DocuSign first and then see where we go from there.

Your note on Android 14... was very surprising. Yes, I am on Android 13, which probably explains the above issue, although I am still not clear on exactly how a website like DocuSign can determine what passkey I have. However, like most things in life, I suppose I don't need to know how it works as long as... it works. If syncing on 1Password can work seamlessly in the background across multiple devices somehow, there is nothing I want more.

I see some great comments / experiences by others in this thread. I think we are all on the same boat. We are all very security conscious and have been greatly intrigued by the development of passkey. We all want to be as secure as possible on this wild wild west aka the Interwebs. I try and protect the security of the people around my life by "half-forcing" them to use 1Password and teach them about cybersecurity, and most of them begrudgingly go with it, but rely on me to "help" them if things somehow don't work.

I am excited about passkey and have been waiting for 1Password to implement it (beyond beta that is) and was very excited to try and test it out. This tutorial video idea sounds like something that could be helpful, in understanding how passkey works and its limitations as well. I think I've seen enough videos about the passkey concept, but it would be great to see some videos like: "Here is how you set up a passkey on Google on multiple devices" or something similar. Thank you and the other posters. I knew there would be bumps on this road, but it's great to share some of these experiences.