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A documents folder in [insert popular file synchronization service here]. Files go into house / bills / travel / personal folders, nothing fancy. I only use it
by ricardobeat 5y ago
A documents folder in [insert popular file synchronization service here]. Files go into house / bills / travel / personal folders, nothing fancy.
I only use it through the web, incognito mode, no desktop clients, never check 'remember password', and this is one of the few accounts that are not stored in my password manager.
Physical documents can be scanned using the Notes app on iOS, it can correct lighting and straighten the image, looks as good or better than a scanner and takes no time at all.
- dewey 5y ago> I only use it through the web, incognito mode, no desktop clients, never check 'remember password', and this is one of the few accounts that are not stored in my password manager. What's the reason for that?
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- ricardobeat 5y agoIncognito mode doesn’t run extensions, so less chance of one snooping on your password. While the password manager is safe in theory, its used so frequently that there will be infinitely more opportunities for the master password to get stolen. This, my email, and of course the pw manager are the three logins I never store anywhere.
- lugu 5y ago+1 for a simple structure. I just use one folder per year (2015/, 2016/, ...) with everything inside.
- softwarebeware 5y ago> this is one of the few accounts that are not stored in my password manager. I think this could be a bad idea. If it is not stored in your password manager, does your password have enough entropy, and get rotated enough, to actually be secure? I hope you also use MFA