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It's not the cost that's the issue though, people don't like the idea of passwords being stored in a single place on a internet connected computer. I mention th
by seanwilson 12y ago
It's not the cost that's the issue though, people don't like the idea of passwords being stored in a single place on a internet connected computer. I mention that you can secure password access behind two factor authentication but it doesn't get around the knee-jerk reaction often. Sharing lots of passwords when working with a team remotely is especially painful when password managers are not allowed...