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On a printout and even inside the vault itself. You only need the key the first time you unlock the vault on a device. After that the key can be encrypted local
by ziml77 4y ago
On a printout and even inside the vault itself. You only need the key the first time you unlock the vault on a device. After that the key can be encrypted locally with just the master password or kept in the TPM (or the platform's equivalent).
- speedgoose 4y agoBut if you don’t have the printout and a device with the encrypted key, you cannot access anything. I’m not sure users are going to be happy.
- xvector 4y agoTo lose your passwords, you have to lose literally every device you have LastPass on and your printout and any E2EE backups of the key (e.g. to iCloud.)
- speedgoose 4y agoYes but it’s convenient to access your online accounts when you don’t have access to your devices and your printout.
- xvector 4y agoYou should never ever open up any password manager on a device you don't trust and own.