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But what you're really asking is how can you share them conveniently and quickly. Maybe the answer is, you can't. Write them down, text each other, call each
by jrm4 4y ago
But what you're really asking is how can you share them conveniently and quickly.
Maybe the answer is, you can't. Write them down, text each other, call each other and read it over the phone.
Making a spare key for my parents to get in my house isn't "click a button easy," I have to go to the hardware store -- and maybe THAT'S the appropriate level of difficulty.
- solardev 4y agoI'd rather just pay for the subscription, honestly. Especially in a bigger family or team / company context. To each their own.
- jrm4 4y agoI'd advise against it. Again, what many of us are saying is third party password managers are always a bad idea for fundamental reasons. Before, it was just the account owners and the site. Now there's a third party that has some kind of access, and that third party is a juicy target. Under what guarantee then? Why believe they are safe, especially since time has shown that many are not. It's dumb, and I will continue to maintain that it's dumb right up until one of these companies offers indemnifcation or some other serious grown-up guarantee. I will pay for your service if and only if you pay me if/when you mess up.
- solardev 4y agoThe modicum of security these companies offer are better than the nonexistent security practices at the places I've worked for, lol. I trust them way more than the average user or small business.
- jrm4 4y agoya got me there. but still, we can do better :)
- verinus 4y agowe can, but the average user not! if you are tech savvy, like to keep up to date on security and are ok with the hassle of setting up a NAS, sync stuff and know how to keep it secure, perhaps. If you had to pay me to do it for you, a few dollars service fee might be much cheaper...