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A password manager can both take care of remembering unique passwords and allow privacy options
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Hard to convince users that they need to be using a password manager if you run a SaaS. Also when things like LastPASS getting hacked are on the front page... imagine advising people to use that one! (I'm guilty of recommending LastPASS many years ago, before their first breach).
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Good luck getting people to use one! Even when they do, the UX is a nightmare.
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> its safer for most people to have a login that just works, even at the cost of some privacy.

Respectfully, I disagree in a time when all your data is being slurped up and resold constantly I hate any additional costs to my privacy.

> People trying to remember passwords is a pretty bad security situation.

But that's their problem, not mine. I'm an adult and I use a password manager.

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