The shift from traditional passwords to passkeys has been met with mixed feelings by users. Initially excited about the potential for a passwordless future, many now find that while passkeys offer enhanced security, they complicate the login process across different devices. For instance, logging into a gaming PC from an iPhone requires scanning QR codes and authenticating with Face ID, which can feel less convenient than using a password manager. Additionally, the dependency on specific ecosystems has increased, making it challenging for users to switch between platforms without losing access to their passkeys. Although improvements in portability have been made, such as the introduction of cross-platform passkey imports and exports, the overall experience remains inconsistent. Users express concerns about account recovery and the implications of losing access to their devices. Despite these challenges, many users prefer to stick with passkeys for their security benefits, rather than revert to traditional passwords, which are more prone to breaches and phishing attacks.