Comment by Telaneo 1 month ago Tell that to the people who have lost access to their Google account. 5 comments Telaneo Reply krupan 1 month ago Now we aren't talking about a security problem, we're talking about who really owns what. Google can lock you out of your account no matter what kind of authentication they use for that account Telaneo 1 month ago It's a lot easier to be locked out with a passkey than without one. krupan 1 month ago No it's not. Google flips a bit in their database and no matter what kind of authentication you set up with them, you get denied 2 replies →
krupan 1 month ago Now we aren't talking about a security problem, we're talking about who really owns what. Google can lock you out of your account no matter what kind of authentication they use for that account Telaneo 1 month ago It's a lot easier to be locked out with a passkey than without one. krupan 1 month ago No it's not. Google flips a bit in their database and no matter what kind of authentication you set up with them, you get denied 2 replies →
Telaneo 1 month ago It's a lot easier to be locked out with a passkey than without one. krupan 1 month ago No it's not. Google flips a bit in their database and no matter what kind of authentication you set up with them, you get denied 2 replies →
krupan 1 month ago No it's not. Google flips a bit in their database and no matter what kind of authentication you set up with them, you get denied 2 replies →
Now we aren't talking about a security problem, we're talking about who really owns what. Google can lock you out of your account no matter what kind of authentication they use for that account
It's a lot easier to be locked out with a passkey than without one.
No it's not. Google flips a bit in their database and no matter what kind of authentication you set up with them, you get denied
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