You should not create or store a passkey on a shared/public device.
Instead:
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Use a personal device (phone) as an external authenticator if supported (e.g. “Use a different device” or “Use your phone” option), Or
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Sign in using your password and extra security method that doesn’t store credentials on the shared machine.
If you accidentally created a passkey on a shared device, remove it via your account security settings as soon as possible.
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