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If you're storing it next to the password, then you've killed the point of the recovery questions anyway. May as well not store them at all.
by Loocid 2y ago
If you're storing it next to the password, then you've killed the point of the recovery questions anyway. May as well not store them at all.
- giraffe_lady 2y agoIf that's an option it's usually what I do but often they're mandatory.
- nearting 2y agoThat assumes that there's no other way to get your password than by accessing the contents of your password manager. The service itself could have its passwords/hashes leaked, and people unfortunately do reuse passwords across services even with a password manager, so it's very plausible for someone to get your password but not the answers to your questions.