(From there on, they can use @1password to generate strong, unique passwords for every service they use and never reuse passwords.)https://twitter.com/aral/status/806423878562181120 …
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reason to pick 1pass over lastpass?
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I use
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asking because that has recently went free (covers most non-enterprise use cases), that might lower friction
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@LeighBarlow Or, instead of paying to store all your passwords on someone else's computer, you could help them install free@KeePass. -
Yep. But it’s not as convenient. Will they use it. The key (no pun intended) is to use it consistently.
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Security > convenience. If you want to teach them right, teach them right.
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Security without convenience isn’t security, it’s wishful thinking.
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We're going to have to agree to disagree on that. ;)
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I have trouble trusting
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Fair enough. Although even hosted open source solutions don’t guarantee binary integrity though.
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Right, but an option to self-host.
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Any thoughts on Safari passwords? That’s what I advice my family members. It’s an integral part of macOS and iOS.
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Reluctant to advice 1Password to ‘normal’ users. It sometimes fills or saves the wrong fields of a login page. Use it myself though.
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