Post B4KWoeb1NhKRgWdNYW by paulgatling@bsd.network
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 (DIR) Post #B4Df7PHpxs1pETOWWm by solene@bsd.network
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       Would you recommend a password manager at all for people that are not really familiar with computers or smartphones? I was thinking at pushing Bitwarden (because I have a vaultwarden instance), but this might be too complicated... Any experience?
       
 (DIR) Post #B4DuYcsL35AuVZuALo by jens_d@bsd.network
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       @solene maybe they are already using two or three password managers that came with their phone or browser
       
 (DIR) Post #B4EDjHZMVESmk8p7yq by dressupgeekout@bsd.network
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       @solene In my experience, the people in my life who are not familiar with computers aggravate me so much with how little attention they pay to their own passwords. I've had to share the password to the Hulu account to the same people too many times beacuse they refuse to write it down, for whatever reason. I hesitate to bring up the idea of a password manager to them; I fear any manager would be too much.
       
 (DIR) Post #B4KWoeb1NhKRgWdNYW by paulgatling@bsd.network
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       @soleneWhile I'd like to think that the software is easy enough and the concept is fairly understandable for many if not most folks to wrap their heads around, I've been bitten by my recommendations in the past for misbehaving web sites and browser plugins that were quirky.  Like someone else on this thread stated, I'd hesitate and ask questions before introducing the concept.