If you've ever forgotten your Facebook password, you know how difficult it can be to regain access to your account. That struggle may soon be a thing of the past.

Facebook now supports passkeys for its mobile apps, and will soon support passkeys for Messenger. If you have a Facebook account, you should probably set up passkeys for it.

Image Credits:Facebook. Facebook says that passkeys will also start rolling out to Messenger in the coming months, and that users will be able to use the same passkey for both services.

Passkeys will be available on iOS devices "soon," with Meta rolling out support to Messenger in the coming months. The same passkey that's set up for Facebook will also work for Messenger when ...

On Wednesday, Facebook announced that it's rolling out passkey logins for users of its Android and iOS apps. “Passkeys will soon be available on iOS and Android mobile devices for Facebook, and we ...

Facebook is adding support for passkeys on its mobile app. That means you’ll be able to log into the platform using your device’s authentication method, like your fingerprint, face scan, or PIN, ...

Instead, Facebook is now offering Passkeys on smartphones – like your iPhone or Android. Instead of typing in a password, you'll simply log in the same way you unlock your phone.

Currently, passkeys are available only for smartphone users accessing Facebook. Desktop or web browser users must still enter their username and password manually until broader support is implemented.

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Facebook and passkeys. Good news: Facebook now supports passkeys. Meta announced the news in a blog post on Wednesday, saying the authentication method will roll out to iOS and Android devices ...

Facebook is rolling out support for passkeys on both iOS and Android, the social network announced on Wednesday. Passkey logins make it harder for bad actors to remotely access your accounts ...

Passkeys are far safer than logging in with passwords Credit: Meta. Instead, Facebook is now offering Passkeys on smartphones – like your iPhone or Android.. Instead of typing in a password, you ...