New website names and shames companies that still don’t offer passkeys to users

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2:04 PM PDT · June 24, 2026

When it comes to securing accounts against hackers, passkeys are now widely considered the gold standard.

And yet they are still not offered by one in four major apps and services on the internet, including Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify. Those stats comes from a new website that names and shames companies that still don’t give users the option to use passkeys to login into their apps and services.

Passkeysare more secure than passwords because they are generated by a user’s device and tied to that phone or computer and the website they are created for. They can rely on biometrics such as Face ID, Touch ID, or a physical security key; and can be stored automatically in someone’s password manager. Passkey’s crucial advantage is that the user doesn’t have to remember anything — unlike a password— and they are much...

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