Ricky Mondello on Nostr: “The social media giant Meta has been fined €91 million ($101 million) for ...

“The social media giant Meta has been fined €91 million ($101 million) for accidentally storing hundreds of millions of its users’ passwords in plaintext instead of in an encrypted format on its internal systems.” ~ https://therecord.media/meta-unprotected-passwords-fine-gdpr

One of the major benefits of passkeys is that websites are never asked to save any credential information that is sensitive. The “public” key that websites keep is not a secret. Passkeys protect you from the accidental logging of sensitive credential data.