Google is the biggest name in the internet world. Today, this search engine has become one of the needs and habits of almost every person. If you do not know the answer to anything, then anyone can find it by searching on Google. A few days ago, Google announced that they are going to say goodbye to 'Password' forever. Instead, "passkey" is coming. As announced, the search engine giant has now said goodbye to passwords and introduced a passkey for the default sign-in process in every user's Google account. Find out what this pass-key is and how you'll set it up.

'Pass-key' is much more secure than a Google Pass-key password. It's also convenient to use. 'Pass-keys' allow users to login to various Google apps and search websites through biometric sensors (facial recognition or fingerprint), patterns, and pins. That is, Google users will no longer have to remember the password to login.

Google says passwords will still be a part of our lives. Users can login to their account using the same password as before. That's not all. If they don't want to use passkey, they can use a password instead. That is, it is the responsibility of users to choose whether to use a password or 'pass-key'.

Google's two product managers, Christian Brand and Sriram Kara, said that 'pass-key' is never the default option for personal Google accounts. "We have received a very positive response from users on 'Pass-Key'. So we want to make it accessible to more people. "The next time you log in to a Google account, you'll see a prompt based on the creation and use of a pass-key. This method will make your sign-in more secure in the future."

How to set up a 'Pass-Key' in your Google account? - You have to go to g.co/passkeys first. If you are signed in to an Android phone, then the passkey can be registered automatically. To use 'Pass-Key', you need to tap the 'Use Passkeys' option. To use 'Pass-Key' again, you have to tap the 'Create a Passkey' option.