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  Google is rolling out a new technology called passkeys , making it easier for users to access their services without the need for a password. The feature allows users to sign in to Google's apps and websites by using their device's built-in security features, such as fingerprint recognition, facial recognition, or a screen lock PIN, instead of having to enter a unique password each time. In a blog post, Google noted that passkeys are more secure than passwords because they cannot be obtained through phishing attacks. Additionally, if an app or service that the user uses is hacked, their login information will not be exposed. Last year, Google, Apple, and Microsoft pledged to support new security standards that would remove the need for passwords. Now, Google is the first of the three tech giants to roll out this new feature. Users who are not ready to move to passkeys can still use passwords and two-factor authentication options. However, passkeys are a more secure alternativ...