How to view Recent Passkeys Activity by Apps in Windows 11

Windows 11 shows you a list of recent passkey activity by apps.

This activity report tells you which apps have asked to create, use, or list your passkeys. Think of it as a security log that tracks how apps interact with your passkeys.

Passkeys are a new way to log in that’s more secure than passwords. They use your fingerprint, face scan, or PIN to prove it’s really you.

In Windows 11, you can check this passkey activity for the last seven days. This helps you see which apps are accessing your passkeys and keeps you aware of your digital security.

Here’s How:

1. Open Settings. You can do this by pressing the Windows key + I on your keyboard.
2. On the left side, click or tap on Privacy & security. Then, on the right side, click or tap on Passkeys.
3. Under the Allow passkey access section, click or tap on Recent activity. This will show you requests for passkey creation or usage from apps in the last 7 days.
4. Under the Allow passkey autofill section, click or tap on Recent activity. This will show you requests from apps to list available passkeys in the last 7 days.

You can see your recent passkey activity in Windows 11 by opening your Settings app. This quick check shows you which apps have recently asked to create or use your passkeys, giving you a clear view of your passkey usage over the past week.

Summary

Checking your recent passkey activity in Windows 11 involves navigating to Settings, then Privacy & security, and selecting Passkeys. Logs are available under ‘Allow passkey access’ and ‘Allow passkey autofill’.