> But they don't have the right to extract something from your brain.
Most folks store passwords in password managers and don't use their brains to retrieve them.
Most folks store passwords in password managers and don't use their brains to retrieve them.
In my experience, that’s a notebook or piece of scrap paper next to the PC with all their usernames and passwords scribbled on it.
That being said, all of the friends and extended family members that I have helped with computer issues have chosen to save several passwords in their browser’s autofill. Yet, none of them knew that they could view and edit these passwords.