> I really hope that passwordless login will make some steps forward in the next years
But, in the meantime I wouldn't despise passwords THAT much, if the policies were not stupid. Using any kind of SSO (e.g. login via Google or MS or Apple) puts multiple accounts under the umbrella of some internet giants; if at any time they revoke your account, you risk losing access to multiple other unrelated sites (not to mention the fact they'll know even more usage patterns).
> I really hope that passwordless login will make some steps forward in the next years
But, in the meantime I wouldn't despise passwords THAT much, if the policies were not stupid. Using any kind of SSO (e.g. login via Google or MS or Apple) puts multiple accounts under the umbrella of some internet giants; if at any time they revoke your account, you risk losing access to multiple other unrelated sites (not to mention the fact they'll know even more usage patterns).