> 'Security questions' Not only should you do this for privacy, but also security. It's quite simple to get the answers to some of the questions websites will

> 'Security questions' Not only should you do this for privacy, but also security. It's quite simple to get the answers to some of the questions websites will ask you.. Switching to random strings saved by a password manager (in a different file, with a different master key preferably), or written down on paper and stored securely is probably the best way to handle this