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I'd rather just have less stupid passwords to begin with. Why do most stores require an account for me to place an order? Not for my security. [...] most "socia
by EvilTerran 10y ago
I'd rather just have less stupid passwords to begin with. Why do most stores require an account for me to place an order? Not for my security. [...] most "social" sites require accounts. Mostly not for my security.
True, that. It seems many sites insist on user accounts more for their benefit than yours - they want your email address so they can nag you towards their "funnels" for further profit opportunities, along with whatever personal and/or demographic information they can scrounge for their analytics, etc. They require you to make an account, not for your security, but merely as a premise to part you with your juicy monetisable data.
- user_bin_nice 10y agoCreate different personas for each site. This includes different usernames/emails. A password manager helps to manage this type of compartmentalization.