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"Passkeys allow you to go passwordless — rather than a password that can still be phished — you get strong credential that syncs securely across your devices, u
by SamvitJ 3y ago
"Passkeys allow you to go passwordless — rather than a password that can still be phished — you get strong credential that syncs securely across your devices, using your chosen password/passkey manager."
This sentence doesn't quite make grammatical sense to me. Is there a typo or two here, or am I missing something?
- scottgg 3y agoyou get _a_ strong credential, or you get _strong credentials_ , probably There's a lot going on in there!
- SamvitJ 3y agoAh, thanks, I think it makes sense now. The use of hyphens is confusing too. I would have preferred either: > Passkeys allow you to go passwordless: rather than a password that can still be phished, you get a strong credential that syncs securely across your devices, using your chosen password/passkey manager. OR > Passkeys allow you to go passwordless — rather than a password that can still be phished, you get a strong credential that syncs securely across your devices, using your chosen password/passkey manager.
- jjgreen 3y agoI don't think that I've ever seen credential in the singular (though the dictionary says that it is a thing)
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