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> Try explaining a password manager to your nana It's an interesting issue, and wildly varies depending on who manages her devices. For instance if she has an
by makeitdouble 4y ago
> Try explaining a password manager to your nana
It's an interesting issue, and wildly varies depending on who manages her devices. For instance if she has an iPhone with a windows computer, a third party manager brings uniformity to how she deals with login on any device she happens to use. Same if she happens to use a Chromebook.
Or even if she uses an older Apple device, I'm assuming passkeys won't come to previous OSes, and upgrading a 2018 MBP just to get passkeys would come with a lot of trade-offs.
Perhaps I'm seeing it as, it's already a complex mess already, and Apple didn't come with a silver buller to solve all that complexity in one swoop.
PS: password managers are fairly straightforward to explain: it's a digital equivalent of the password notebook they keep in the side drawer