Other option for freeloaders, like me, is to use keepass/keepassXC . Have the password file sync across devices with dropbox/google drive etc. Forever free. Open source so vetted by security experts. Can import/export data if you want to switch either way. And not bound a single cloud platform/subscription.
expiredglyff posted Oct 16, 2025 06:08 PM
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Lastpass is just easier to use than the alternatives.
https://www.lastpass.co
For my unimportant stuff, I just use Google Password Manager on the website, I use Samsung Pass on my phone.
For my VIP things I use Yubikey. I have it duplicate on 3 keys, my favorite is using TOTP using the NFC (touch always enable) on it.
These are my 2 cents.
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Sure, but they actually have been breached. Here's their page about what they're doing better now. <br />
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https://www.lastpass.co
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I'm sure I should be terrified but I'm not.
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Tried it, it's just not as convenient as LastPass.
You can bash it all you want and talk down to people who use it but I seriously don't care.
You've seen one too many hacker movies.
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That's cool. Just my preference to not ignore that and go with a different password manager.
I will probably go my entire life and never lose $1 from hacking.
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For my unimportant stuff, I just use Google Password Manager on the website, I use Samsung Pass on my phone.<br />
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For my VIP things I use Yubikey. I have it duplicate on 3 keys, my favorite is using TOTP using the NFC (touch always enable) on it.<br />
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These are my 2 cents.
99.99% of the people that do this end up reusing passwords across websites and/or storing them insecurely (e.g. underside of their keyboard), which is about the worst thing you can do.
For places that still require passwords: how are you (a) ensuring they're different across websites (b) protected from data loss and (c) encrypted at rest?
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I have had some issues getting my parents to figure out Bitwarden.
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