Going forward, users can create and use passkeys on Android smartphones as Google has released the technology for its users. With passkeys, users will be able to log in to websites securely.
Google has reinforced its commitment towards passwordless smartphone usage by releasing support for passkey login to Chrome and Android. Earlier this year, Google was among the three tech giants that announced they’re working on passwordless sign-in features, including Microsoft and Apple. Going forward, users can create and use passkeys on Android devices. In addition, developers can build passkey support on their sites for users visiting via Chrome. Passkeys are the next big step towards smartphone security as they replace passwords and cannot be reused.
As per the Android Developers blog, “Passkeys follow already familiar UX patterns, and build on the existing experience of password autofill.
