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Creating a passkey for your Google account is now the preferred, more secure method for login verification, moving away from traditional passwords. 

Passkey-based, passwordless authentication is much safer than the traditional username-password combo. It relies on an encrypted key stored on a trusted device, like your phone, to log in securely. This approach helps prevent common hacking techniques, including brute force, credential stuffing, phishing, keylogging, and man-in-the-middle attacks. Plus, you won’t need to remember or enter long passwords—instead, you simply approve login requests from your device.

To enable passkeys, Google has streamlined the setup. Note that this method only secures your Google account, not third-party accounts

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