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Most accounts you secure as a service to the people running the service with the account, not for your own benefit. For these you can use weak passwords/reuse p
by swiley 6y ago
Most accounts you secure as a service to the people running the service with the account, not for your own benefit. For these you can use weak passwords/reuse passwords with the domain added.
For accounts that are actually valuable use a self hosted password manager and memorize the passphrase it uses to encrypt everything.
Also you should be backing everything up off Google yesterday. Everyone has a decent chance of getting smacked by a poorly thought out heuristic/ML/AI automation that locks you out either because they don't like something you said or think you're trying to break in to your own account. I regret not backing up my photos before Google took them away.