Hot take here: Password managers are a solution looking for a problem.

No, because writing down logins on a piece of paper exists, and if you cant write shit down , just type it into a .txt you ecrypt or hide on your pc...

If you aren’t using a password manager today you are actually stupid and deserve any data breach disasters coming your way. It’s so easy to set one up. There’s no excuse.

I do not trust password managers. There's a saying that goes 'do not put all of your eggs in one basket' and that's what I don't do. Mobile, Desktop, whatever, I don't use a single password manager. It wasn't long ago that a password management company was compromised, right? What are the odds that similar circumstances could happen on another password management company? It'd be a disaster.

Whatever happened to just simply having a notepad program/app and documenting your passwords onto there?

Ironic to the contrary, I've caught myself using browsers such as chrome to save my passwords for easier log in. But that's simply out of my decaying memory due to age, not necessarily because I have a bias with Google and I trust them with everything. I still don't trust them with everything.

The best password manager is pen and paper.

No, never. It's too unreliable, to easy to hack, lose.

• use strong password patterns
• if you begin to forget your passwords, cut down the number of services you're using