No, you can't. You need to login into every website and replace passkey with new one in website-specific way.

No, you add a new passkey from Android and then remove the passkey from iPhone.

1. Login with the passkey from your iPhone.

2. In your account, add a new passkey from your new Android. Now both passkeys are active.

3. Login with your new Android passkey.

4. In your account, deactivate the passkey that is stored on your iPhone.

Passkeys aren’t passwords. You can have more than one active at the same time. So instead of moving a single passkey around, you add or remove them to change devices or service providers.

I have 400 accounts in my password manager.

There’s no way I’m doing that for each of them (or figuring out which ones support passkeys).

Then don’t change phone OS, or put your passkeys in a third party password manager.

Or... use passwords and 2FA which we have been using forever and for years respectively.

Why is that better? It's the same thing as a passkey managwer, but twice the work.

You can use passkeys cross platform already, eg with 1Password or even KeePass XC.

But I do agree with the point that Passkeys make it really easy to get locked in unless you’re careful.

> You can use passkeys cross platform already, eg with 1Password or even KeePass XC.

But then I have the analogous problem of never being able to switch password managers!

Bitwarden exports passkeys along with everything else.

Can anything else import a passkey? It makes me nervous to have export, Id rather just have multiple platforms.

Another bitwarden server? You can self host.

The idea isn't to move your keys around willy nilly the idea is that should you need to, you're not beholden to bitwarden inc.

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