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Update content/en/docs/intro/what-are-passkeys.md
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A passkey is only stored on a user’s devices. [Relying Party (RP)](/docs/reference/terms/#relying-party-rp) servers store public keys. Even servers that assist in the syncing of passkeys across a user’s devices never have the ability to view or use the private keys for a user's passkeys.
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Rather than trust being rooted in a human who has to verify they’re signing into the right website or app, browser, and operating systems enforce that passkeys are only ever used for the appropriate service.
Rather than trust being rooted in a human who has to verify they’re signing into the right website or app, browsers and operating systems enforce that passkeys are only ever used for the appropriate service.
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