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Google wants Chrome and Android to go fully password-free over the next year

By Android Central
Google wants Chrome and Android to go fully password-free over the next year

Google plans to let Android and Chrome users sign in to any website or app using only a FIDO-certified passkey, as part of a growing effort to eliminate passwords entirely.

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