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I use a password manager and would recommend you to do so too. Depending on a SSO provider just seems to risky to me right now, considering how easily you might
by marvinblum 5y ago
I use a password manager and would recommend you to do so too. Depending on a SSO provider just seems to risky to me right now, considering how easily you might lose access to your account. Of course, you also need to use your own domain for your email address.
2FA is also something I keep thinking about. What if I lose access to my phone? Does it really make logins more secure, considering that all my passwords are uniquely generated for a service? Do I want to do the extra step?