Sep 9, 2026, 2:34 PMFriends don't let friends use passkeys.
They're not portable between "security devices".
Say you're moving from @1password to @bitwarden because 1Password supports fascists who want to ethnically cleanse Europe.
Passkeys don't migrate, and going through all of your passwords, then logging into each site to delete the passkey is painful.
A nice long random password, plus TOTP/OTP/"Authenticator" codes are best.
Sep 9, 2026, 2:48 PM@Taffer @1password @bitwarden@fosstodon.org This is a lie https://bitwarden.com/blog/security-vendors-join-forces-to-make-passkeys-more-portable-for-everyone/
Sep 9, 2026, 3:00 PM@q “Effectively” not portable then, at least from @1password . I haven’t tested other password managers because I don’t care.
@Taffer @1password @bitwarden I think you are mistaken. You can certainly export both passkeys and passwords from the Apple password app and import into Vaultwarden. I use this as a sort of disaster recovery solution, in case I was ever to get myself locked out of my Apple ID
@admin @Taffer @1password @bitwarden I exported from Bitwarden and imported to KeepassXC and the passkeys worked, FWIW