I will probably use passwords until I am forcibly unable to. I'm happy with my password manager.
Tying login credentials to a hardware device that can easily be lost or stolen, and that (at least from my understanding) are hard to transfer to new devices seems like a risk I'm unwilling to take. And a step back.
I'm not adverse to replacing passwords with public/private key cryptography, but I need to be in control of it (not some multinational org) and I don't want it tied to a single hardware device.
Tying login credentials to a hardware device that can easily be lost or stolen, and that (at least from my understanding) are hard to transfer to new devices seems like a risk I'm unwilling to take. And a step back.
I'm not adverse to replacing passwords with public/private key cryptography, but I need to be in control of it (not some multinational org) and I don't want it tied to a single hardware device.