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Most people still rely on memory or pen and paper for password management
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Not me, I'm dumb make up all my passwords.
Then I write them into a note file on my phone locked behind another password.
I'm sure it's not safe
You are close though. Get a real password manager and you have them saved plus more security, and convenience on top when entering them in apps etc.
Yeah I just don't trust a password manager entirely. They get hacked and it's done.
Same as the service where they supposedly requeste all your private information be removed so you don't get scam calls and emails etc anymore.
Probablem with that is its subscription and when you finish paying the subscription I'm sure they would sign you back up
I second keepass. It's running in at least half the secure environments we all rely on anyway.