Dr. Jekyll
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- Location
- Florida
Not Sequoia yet. Just reading about the new password app that will be coming.
Do you use a Password Manager?
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OneEyedDiva
SF VIP
- Location
- New Jersey
I don't need one. Here is my reply to another threat about passwords about a year and a half ago:
Not in the least. I have a coded system that only my son and oldest grandson know how to decipher. I also use a combination of lower and uppercase letters, numbers and if possible..symbols. Many sites now prompt users to use all of those and show if your password is strong or not.
I use a different password for every account and believe me I have many. I have two factor identification on certain Google accounts, all my financial institutions and personal medical portals.
I used to get on my husband all the time because his were too easy to guess. And I have a cousin who used "password" as her password. She's a doctor too! I sure hope she changed that.
My coded passwords are listed in a Google document.
Not in the least. I have a coded system that only my son and oldest grandson know how to decipher. I also use a combination of lower and uppercase letters, numbers and if possible..symbols. Many sites now prompt users to use all of those and show if your password is strong or not.
I use a different password for every account and believe me I have many. I have two factor identification on certain Google accounts, all my financial institutions and personal medical portals.
I used to get on my husband all the time because his were too easy to guess. And I have a cousin who used "password" as her password. She's a doctor too! I sure hope she changed that.
My coded passwords are listed in a Google document.
willnbugs
New Member
- Location
- Southern California
I write them down in a password book, which is alphabetical. I am too afraid of making a mistake i.e. malware and not being able to access them, or the web site that retained them would be hacked.
oscash
Senior Member
- Location
- Sydney - Australia
DITTO.I use a notebook to store all my passwords.
Mitch86
Member
- Location
- Connecticut, USA
I use Roboform which is password protected, itself.
A good friend of mine finally got a smart phone after claiming to prefer his flip phone. His new story was that he didn't know how to use the features of his smartphone which happen to be in a nice leather folding case. Then one morning he said he new how to use reminders on his smartphone. He proceeded to open the case and showed us the small sticky notes stuck to the screen. Adapt and improvise.