To celebrate World Password Day, MEGA is offering 2 years of MEGA Pass for free so you can secure your passwords and credit cards with zero-knowledge encryption across all your devices. Get yours now.
Free Password Manager for 2 Years @ Mega
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yes, but only if you then stick it on your monitor
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Then $97.56 per year for the cheapest plan
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Just stick with a reputable password manager like Bitwarden. Its free, open source and can be self hosted if you want and only costs $20 a year if you decide to pay for the premium features (i never have).
I would honestly trust putting passwords on a notepad document than use Mega.
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Agree, Bitwarden free should be more than adequate for the average user.
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for the average user
You'll find plenty of enterprise and technical users also using bitwarden
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Having TOTPand shared credentials (with your partner) is totally worth 10USD per year. Amazing value.
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Vaultwarden is much better for self hosting.
Much lighter and fully compatible with offical Bitwarden apps.
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lol I don’t even trust my browser to hold my passwords, let alone Kim dot com
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Did we not trust Kim? in which case we should do the opposite and trust Mega
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World Password Day?! Really? What's next?
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World Username Day?
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World Bargain Day?
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Paid bitwarden so family can get to it if required. Minimal costs.
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Not a good option due to security, renewal costs and alternatives. See comments above.
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I've been using Dashlane instead for years!
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For those who use 1password at work, they offer free for personal use too. Free Bitwarden is another option.
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would writing it on a paper be a good idea?