Passkeys in Windows 11 are a modern replacement for passwords. Instead of proving who you are by typing a password, your device confirms your identity using one of the Windows Hello options, such as facial recognition, a fingerprint, or a device PIN. From a user’s point of view, there’s no password to type and no...
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