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Fair point, but I consider my house being broken into a couple of orders of magnitude more likely than my wallet being compromised. Plus, leaving my house unlo
by teach 10y ago
Fair point, but I consider my house being broken into a couple of orders of magnitude more likely than my wallet being compromised.
Plus, leaving my house unlocked has no utility, whereas having a scannable copy of my master password with me at all times does.
Finally, the consequences of my house getting broken into are pretty bad. But even if I did lose my wallet it's virtually certain to be someone that knows nothing about password managers, and changing my master password is pretty easy.