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And even if you use a clever password you might be giving it to someone who has never heard of password hashing/salting etc (but I'm sure they "care about your
by raverbashing 3y ago
And even if you use a clever password you might be giving it to someone who has never heard of password hashing/salting etc (but I'm sure they "care about your privacy")
Hence why I prefer "not great/not bad" passwords to sites that wouldn't have a significant impact on my privacy
- lolinder 3y agoWhy not use a password manager? You're just taking on risk by subjectively evaluating which sites can be trusted with a clever password.
- raverbashing 3y agoI do use one. Doesn't mean that I want all my passwords to be an annoyingly long sequence of random letters and symbols