how about passkey this year

This year, Apple has introduced several enhancements to passkeys, focusing on making sign-ins faster, more secure, and easier to manage. Here are some key updates:

1. Automatic Passkey Upgrades: Apple has introduced a seamless way to transition users from passwords to passkeys. This involves automatic passkey upgrades, which provide a smooth path for adding passkeys to existing password-based accounts. This feature is designed to make the transition to passkeys as frictionless as possible, without interrupting the user's flow. What’s new in passkeys

2. Account Creation API: A new API has been introduced to simplify the process of creating accounts with passkeys. This API makes the signup process quick and secure, eliminating the need for users to create complex passwords. What’s new in passkeys

3. Passkey Management Endpoints: These endpoints allow developers to showcase passkey adoption directly within credential managers, making it easier for users to manage their passkeys. What’s new in passkeys

4. Importing and Exporting Passkeys: This new feature allows users to transfer passkeys securely between participating credential manager apps, giving them more control over their credentials. What’s new in passkeys

5. Automatic Passkey Upgrades in iOS and macOS: In iOS 18 and macOS, apps can automatically upgrade existing accounts to use passkeys during sign-in, enhancing account security and user privacy. What’s new in privacy

These updates are part of Apple's ongoing effort to transition the industry towards a passwordless future, enhancing both security and user experience.