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Passkeys

Signing in with your face, fingerprint or device PIN instead of typing a password.

A passkey is a key your device keeps for you. Instead of typing a password, you unlock it the way you unlock your phone.

Add one in Settings → Account.

Why they are better than a password Copy a link to this section

A password is a secret you know, which means it can be phished: somebody builds a page that looks like this one, you type it in, and now they have it.

A passkey cannot be typed into the wrong site. It is tied to easybie.com, and your device simply will not offer it anywhere else. There is nothing to copy and nothing to hand over by mistake.

It also cannot be reused, because it was never used anywhere else in the first place.

Adding one Copy a link to this section

Open Settings → Account, give the passkey a name you will recognise later — "my phone", "the laptop" — and follow what your browser asks. Your device does the rest.

The name is for you. It is how you tell which one to remove if you sell a laptop.

Using several Copy a link to this section

Add one per device you actually sign in on. They do not interfere with each other, and having two means losing one is an inconvenience rather than a problem.

Your password still works. A passkey is an additional way in, not a replacement, unless you choose to remove the password later.

Removing one Copy a link to this section

Same page. Removing a passkey stops that device signing in and does nothing else — your account, your posts and your other passkeys are untouched.

If a device is lost, remove its passkey and end its session in Settings → Devices, which lists everywhere you are currently signed in.