3 ms·
Is the Apple password manager available on non-Apple devices? It could be argued that Google has significantly more resources to invest in security of the pass
by andersa 3y ago
Is the Apple password manager available on non-Apple devices?
It could be argued that Google has significantly more resources to invest in security of the password storage than these smaller companies. We've recently seen LastPass implode, but I've never heard of any successful attack on Google password manager.
Still prefer to keep them offline though.
- bee_rider 3y agoI don’t really get how people keep falling for online password managers. The only thing I can think is there must be some psychological effect: “well, this person is suggesting something that I know to be very dumb. So, I guess they must know something I don’t, better trust them!”
- tristan957 3y agoOr we just appreciate convenience. I trust Bitwarden to operate a great secure service.
- lost_tourist 3y agostill doesn't hurt to have the desktop app on your laptop in case something ever goes wrong on their servers :) . I have it on a couple.
- tiltowait 3y agoIt's available on Windows. Not sure about Linux/Android.
- ComputerGuru 3y ago> Is the Apple password manager available on non-Apple devices? As of last month or so, it is now available on Windows as well.