No. And I'm not going to. For encryption to work in practice, certain things, like master passwords can NEVER leave your head. I'm not going to print out my pr

No. And I'm not going to. For encryption to work in practice, certain things, like master passwords can NEVER leave your head. I'm not going to print out my private keys and master passwords and put them in a safe, because in the unlikely scenario a state actor would raid my safe, it's a free-for-all on everything. The only thing I should probably sort out is give my wife access to Cloudflare DNS and Microsoft 365 Admin panel (we both have emails under the same custom domain, hosted at Outlook) However I also have several other domains, and she'd have no business accessing or doing anything with those.