Passkeys Are a Step Back for Personal Security
I don't like passkeys
Passkeys are great for enterprises but a poor fit for individuals. The biggest risks for personal users are permanent lockout, automated bans, and device loss, not phishing. Hardware keys can't be backed up and have account limits; synced passkeys tie you to Apple or Google, so an account ban locks you out everywhere. The ecosystem is still too immature for personal use.
For users who previously reused passwords across all their sites, passkeys are a huge step-up. For everybody else, it is currently a step back.