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- Bitwarden usage process - Bogleheads. org
Bitwarden usage process by bertilak » Sat Dec 31, 2022 11:15 pm I switched from Lastpass to Bitwarden because of Lastpass' security woes My assessment: Bitwarden is a reasonable choice but is not quite as convenient as Lastpass Bitwarden uses the concept of timing out to close out it's access to the password database I find this inconvenient
- iOS 26 - Working and Non-working apps thread - MacRumors Forums
Non-Working Apps (move to the other list once they are confirmed to be working) 1 1 1 1: VPN profile installation not possible No internet connection with an already installed profile Bradesco Net db Meter Dezibel: db Sound Level Meter Dallmayr Pay - connects via Blueooth to coffee
- Why Apples Passwords app is huge security risk
IT consultant here Apple's Passwords app is a huge security risk, pontentially a disaster Here's why: Unlike a 3rd-party password manager, Apple's Passwords app doesn't use a unique master password and instead uses your Mac user account password Any computer technician, IT dept
- recommended password manager. . . and just how safe is keychain??
I would suggest Bitwarden To have it completely secured and private I use it self-hosted on my NAS via Docker This tutorial helped me:
- having an iPhone but an Android Tablet | MacRumors Forums
After getting my Samsung S7 Tablet, i'm debating if I should switch to an Samsung S21 phone or stick w iPhone Is anyone else currently (or was) using an iPhone but an android tablet and not an iPad? Looking for tips on how to make the iPhone android tablet work better together Bear in
- password manager my wife kids can easily use when Im gone
Bitwarden is the better choice for most people since it offers a quite capable free version that has no time limit, device limit, or limit on the number of passwords it can store Bitwarden’s free version can be used to share password between 2 individuals
- Using the USB-C to USB Adapter | MacRumors Forums
Not sure if this is the right place to post this, as it applies to iPhone (and iPad), and not sure if the adapter is considered an "accessory " My question is: I have a lot of standard USB-A flash drives If I plug the USB-C to USB adapter into my iPhone 17, and then a USB-A flash drive into
- iOS 18 - Working and Non-working apps thread - MacRumors Forums
Use this forum to update, check or talk about Apps that aren't working properly during the iOS 18 cycle This is a Wiki Thread for the latest updates Please simply click on "EDIT" at the bottom of this post to make changes to the App list This will help keep the other iOS 18 forums more
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