The idea behind private keys is that they are private and never sent anywhere so I believe your assertion that the server knows anything about your private key is incorrect.
Do you know where the "don't put hot food in the fridge" idea came from? My thought has always been that if my fridge warms up the compressor will fire up and cool it down again.
As an added layer I suspect that most people watch the entire movie but most people don't finish games.
There's a percentage of players of course that will play a game for many hundreds or thousands of hours but the calculation is shakier when you take the falloff of players into account/
I recently heard about an incident where hanging up turned out to be more difficult than it should have been. Stay calm. Call from another phone perhaps?
Here's a link to Yubico with a visual diagram of how passkeys work: https://developers.yubico.com/Passkeys/How_passkeys_work.htm...
But fundamentally it's very similar to how all public/private stuff works. You send people the public key and sign stuff with the private key.