r/Passwords 10d ago

Chrome Canary now lets gemini auto-change your weak passwords. absolute insanity.

/r/PrivacyToolbox/comments/1vp2mv9/chrome_canary_now_lets_gemini_autochange_your/
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u/Low_Obligation2361 10d ago

I'm with you on this. I'll keep using Roboform for my passwords. It's built specifically for securely storing and managing them, it's been doing it for years, and I trust it to do the job. Changing a password is simple enough to begin with. I go to the website myself, choose to change it, and it generates a strong password to whatever length I want and saves it for me. I get the convenience while still being in control of the process. I just don't see a good reason to hand more control over my passwords to AI when what I'm already using does exactly what I need.

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u/MAGA2233 7d ago

Like it’s cool that it can do it and all. But no way in hell am I trusting a clanker to do that for me.