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I would just not use a password manager if I had to do that honestly.


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I don't use password managers. Don't trust any of them.

Why should he not use a password manager?

Why not just use a password manager?

Oh I use a password manager too. Just pointing out it isn’t a catch all

I don't know, maybe I'm old-fashioned, but I never used and never will use a password manager. I can't think of a reason to let a business know all my passwords while also making it my single point of failure.

I could not convince myself to use any password manager as they represent a single point of failure that would cause me significant problems if they were compromised or unavailable.

So you're not using a password manager either?

That makes no sense. You use a password manager so you don't need to manage the passwords. If you don't like the concept of having passwords at all then use a stateless, hash-based password generator instead.

If it’s n or convenient then users won’t use a password manager at all:

stop using password managers

I never used a password manager, call me paranoid, but giving my password to a third-party (often not free software) for me is just pure madness.

Why not use a password manager?

Which is weird, because using a password manager makes things easier. It's not extra effort to be secure.

Or you could just use a password manager...

That's why I don't use password managers. That's giving one entity too much power over everything I own.

Assuming you use a password manager which one do you use? If not why do you not use one?

But this is irrelevant if you use a password manager.

There's no real reason not to use a password manager.

Or just use a password manager.
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