I don't like passkeys

The author argues that despite their security advantages, passkeys are poorly suited for personal use due to practical risks including permanent account lockout, device loss, and vendor lock-in with Apple and Google. While passkeys effectively prevent phishing attacks, they create a false sense of security since account recovery still depends on weaker methods like email and SMS, and synced passkeys across devices can be irreversibly lost if a company bans your account. The technology works well for corporate environments but fails to address the greatest personal security risks individuals actually face.