Google, Apple, and Microsoft have agreed to implement FIDO Alliance's passkey protocol for a passwordless future.

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Google, Microsoft, and Apple have agreed to play nice with each other to enable passwordless sign-ins across their platforms. The FIDO Alliance has been working with tech firms for years to urge them to adopt standards that don’t require passwords for authentication. The new announcement ensures that major operating systems support these features.

Google, Apple, and Microsoft team up for cross-platform passwordless logins

It’ll be interesting to see the result of this. Any bets on when we can see this actually taking effect? Not before 2023, I say.

Looks very promising!
This is only an idea that I have for this, and it may be a horrible idea:
I would also like to see if they would implement this system in a way that when you want to create an account on any platform, that you would use the same password-less account to register on that platform.
Also, when you create several accounts, I would like to see a list of all the platforms that I registered on and to easily manage them. Then you would be able to easily be able to unregister yourself from that platform by a click of a button.