What does empowering people on their own even mean in this context? I thought password managers were how you empower people, in view of the constraints of: -

What does empowering people on their own even mean in this context? I thought password managers were how you empower people, in view of the constraints of: - passwords need to be strong, and that is inconsistent with being memorable - passwords shouldn't be repeated - people use multiple devices What is the user empowering solution to those three constraints other than password managers that store in the cloud, or flat-out ending passwords in favor of biometrics or something?