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m4lik687yFor something as important as passwords I would only suggest open source! So no lastpass, no 1password, no enpass and so forth. Use keepasXC. The XC ist important ;)
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Just make your own. With hardcoded string.
currenttext = edittext1.getText().toString();
if (currenttext == "password")
{
//move to next screen
} else
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A wild question : Are password managers trust worthy to give them all your passwords ?
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I use 1password and am happy with them.
They detail their process and have regular audits which is enough.
If you are more of a tin foil hat, paranoid beyond comprehension kind of person then you are better off with open source. -
Why so many passwords?
I only have 3, with variations at the end...
Worst case, I'm hit the third time...
Oh, and none is a true word, so no dictionary brute force :p -
Got a password for every site in my head. I use the context for why I needed the account to build a nonsense sentence and using a number of specific letters of every word in the sentence.
Example:
IhateRidingTheTrainWhenPeopleAreIllSoIUseDevRantAsImmunityBoost
=
IheRgTeTnWnPeAeIlSIUeDtAIyBt
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Brugui437y@haithamSboui Look at
@m4lik answer. As long as you can see the code of the open-source password managers. You can determine by yourself if it's worth
Best password manager?
I usually use the post-it-jutsu art to save my passwords.
But I think that when you have too much passwords, there should be a better way to store your info.
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