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Old 12-17-2021, 07:40 PM   #7
Deobulakenyo
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Originally Posted by Joliet Jake View Post
I use a password generator to create and store passwords such as ADE and Kobo. It's not just about security, but also memory management. Most people have over 200 passwords, and even if they're all easy to remember you will likely forget some.

The free password generator I use only requires me to memorize one password, and while it's kept on my PC I can still store smartphone-only passwords, etc, on it. (There are free generators that work on smartphones as well. If you care about security I do not suggest using one that keeps all the info stored online. Mine can literally be run from a USB key.)

Which password generator do you use?
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