Microsoft announces passkey support for Microsoft consumer accounts
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Microsoft has announced support for passkeys for its consumer accounts, finally introducing a means for users to ditch password-based sign-ins. In a post announcing the change, the company says it's now possible to log-in to products like Microsoft 365 and Outlook with your face, fingerprint or device pin. USB security keys are also now compatible. The functionality is available on Windows devices, as well as Microsoft products on Apple and Google platforms. Ninja’s...
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You can finally use passkeys to sign into your Microsoft account
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