FIDO Alliance publishes new spec to let users move passkeys across providers

> These big tech companies will do anything possible to prevent users from ever actually being able to access their own passkeys.

> Export and import should have been extremely simple. Instead, they took years to come up with some convoluted system where the only possibility is to transfer from one vendor lock-in to another vendor lock-in.

> With passkeys, the big tech companies are executing a coup d'état of authentication, just like they did for HTML itself.

> In the end, they control every protocol, become the gatekeepers for the web.

I feel like I either misunderstand pass keys or live in some twilight zone where they're ok even though I cannot wrote them down or memorize them, I can only have invisible magic stuck on my phone.

If I show up naked, I can login to the system via password but I am conpletely useless with a pass key. And for somebody like myself who uses multiple devices daily (two phones, two tablets, several laptops and desktops), it seems a nightmare to set them all up or maintain:-(

It feels a system designed for those who live by their phone and trust some specific service provider with their life. I'm not in either of those categories :-(. I still don't understand what the "Keepass, "little black notebook", and "good memory" equivalents are.