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There's a case for that even if you just have 5 important accounts. If the account matters, give it a long random password.
by daneel_w 3y ago
There's a case for that even if you just have 5 important accounts. If the account matters, give it a long random password.
- amanzi 3y agoThere's an unfortunate correlation between how long and complex my password is and how I often I have to manually type it in. Microsoft are really good in this regard, and you almost never have to type in your password once you have the Authenticator set up. Google isn't too bad, once you're logged in, but you still sometimes have to type out your password in a situation where having access to your password manager is not convenient. But I find Apple is the worst - I often need to type in my password, and often in situations where I don't have access to my password manager.
- trogdor 3y agoIIRC, Treasury.gov makes you enter your password by clicking buttons on a virtual, on-screen keyboard. Ugh.