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Anyone uses Passkeys over smartphone and laptop? (communiate over bluetooth)
I can create a passkey in my Android smartphone.
But I can’t login in laptop with passkey over bluetooth.
After I scan the QR code in the smartphone, there is a string (FIDO://…numbers…) then I don’t know what to do. I tried to share it with nearby devices but nothing happened on the laptop side.
I would like to see anyone has any ideas.
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