This is a case where usability should trump security in most cases.
The final user may even think wanting something like this. Until they ultimately lose their password.
The final user may even think wanting something like this. Until they ultimately lose their password.
Time will tell what the people want! :)
That's my idealistic way of looking at it. Practically speaking, the burden on developers to adhere to GDPR and other data privacy laws is quite high. You can use this service to store sensitive user data and relax :)
And the existence of password managers disproves your claim regardless. It adds more friction to my life to use a password manager versus an insecure password.
We're hitting a very particular tradeoff with this product, one which is largely untapped. We'll see which way the chips fall :)