In this video, I give you my final verdict on passkeys—because a lot of folks (especially seniors) are hearing “passwordless” and expecting life to get easier overnight. Passkeys are supposed to replace passwords with a simple sign-in using your fingerprint, face, or a trusted device. And yes, the technology underneath is strong: it’s designed to be more secure than traditional passwords and much harder for scammers to steal with phishing tricks. But here’s the real-world problem I cover: the rollout has been confusing. People are running into login failures, inconsistent prompts, and setup steps that feel anything but “simple.” I walk through what passkeys are, why companies like Google and Microsoft are pushing them, and why so many websites still keep that familiar password box around. My big takeaway is this: passkeys may be the future, but adoption depends on human behavior. If the experience isn’t clear and reliable, people will fall back to passwords—because when you just want to get into your account, “familiar” wins.