John Siracusa

I mean, there's other things as well.

But the thing that drives me nuts the most often is that I am looking directly through a toolbar and don't even know it.

And so I completely agree with you there, Marco.

Yeah.

We'll see.

I mean, time will tell.

I'm excited to see what happens.

I'm excited for us to do our Monday night show, as we always do.

As far as I know, all of us will be remote, so I'm not trying to quietly announce anything.

But anyways, it should be fun, and I'm curious to see what Apple does.

All right, let's do some Ask ATP.

We haven't had the opportunity to do that in a little while.

And we're starting with something that could have been written by Casey List, but was actually been written by Philip Miller, who writes, Amen, brother.

Are all three of you fully embracing passkeys now?

What are the biggest pitfalls of, or excuse me, what are the biggest benefits of passkeys for someone like me, who's a faithful user of tools like 1Password for managing traditional passwords and two-factor codes?

What are the real risks of passkeys?

Am I being foolish to worry about scenarios where my Apple devices are all lost in a house fire, now I'm locked out of every account?

With 1Password, everything is backed up in the cloud, and I can keep my emergency logging credentials on a single sheet of paper in a safe deposit box.

Are pass keys equally resilient?

And I will also add a fourth question.