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Once the policy is set, it removes passwords from the user experience, both for device logon as well as in-session auth scenarios like password managers in a web browser, “Run as” admin or as a different user scenarios, and User Account Control (UAC). This new experience hides passwords from certain Windows authentication scenarios and leverages passwordless recovery mechanisms, such as WHFB PIN reset, if necessary. Enterprise customers can now set the EnablePasswordlessExperience policy that promotes a user experience on AAD joined machines for core authentication scenarios without requiring a password. With Windows Hello for Business (WHFB), Windows provides organizations with a strong, phish-resistant credential, helping customers move to a passwordless future. Passwordless experience with Windows Hello for Business

The full changelog is given below: What’s new in Build 23506 The new build, 23506, brings passwordless experience to Windows Hello for Business (WHFB), new post-OOBEs, local file-sharing improvements, the new Outlook for Windows as an inbox app, and more. Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 build to Dev Channel Insiders.