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Rich
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 Password Management Okay, so its getting to that point that I keep forgetting what password and username go with what site and so on, and its getting frustrating !
So I was wondering if anyone knows of a good trustworthy site that I can securely save all my username and passwords so that I can access them from anywhere on all my devices.
Or if anyone has a better system that would work in a similar fashion.
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Cubensis
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Re: Password Management a) Notepad application on your iphone or smartphone.
b) Actual notepad.
I think no matter how trustworthy the site, I'd feel like I was setting myself up for something bad by having all of my usernames and passwords in one consolidated place online.
For real tho, I just use a small notepad that I keep in a drawer at home, and then double them into my iphone. One or both resources is always with me.
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Re: Password Management I'm gonna go with what's behind door #2 it works great for phone #s to
you could also do the same thing with a flash drive as long as you can password protect files on it
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Re: Password Management Pen and Paper... the only trust worthy way to keep track.... 
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Katie
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Re: Password Management I do write some of mine down, but I write it so that I know what it means without it being what the actual password is. For example, if my password is pizzawave, then I'd write down foodwater.
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TiredChildren
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Re: Password Management 1Password. It can sync between all your desktops, laptops and mobile devices. It's not free, but it's pretty much the best out there. https://agilebits.com/onepassword
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Biff
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Re: Password Management Just 'reply' & post them here. That way you will always know where they are.
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Re: Password Management
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Nate
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Re: Password Management I use MS Access. Can be password protected as well. All the sites and stores and other stuff neatly listed as I have grown to the realization my memory will fail me one day.
Nate does the old tiny notebook with cryptic handwriting. Alas, I have an easier time accessing the notebook than he has of finding that file with all my passwords in the labyrinth of my PC.
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