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docs: added notice about passkeys to the readme (#939)
The authentication via username/password or app password fails reliably when the account uses a passkey as 2FA. When a passkey is required, the master token must be used, as the glocaltoken library doesn't support them. See leikoilja/glocaltokens#521
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This integration uses your google account username and app password.
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See [2 Factor Authentication](#2-factor-authentication--app-passwords) section for tips
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how to setup app password. However, we strongly recommend protection your main
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how to setup app password. If you have created a passkey for your Google Account you must obtain the master token for your account as described in the [corresponding section](#master-token).
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However, we strongly recommend protection your main
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google account by not exposing it to the Home Assistant for automation purposes.
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We encourage you to create a separate Google account and add it to your Google Home.
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Your second account would not have access to anything other than Google Home, so even if it
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