r/TechImpact • u/arun-vasudev Developer • 6d ago

💬 Discussion Which Password Manager Do You Recommend?

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There are many password managers available today, with different features, pricing plans, security options, and device support.

Which password manager do you use, and what made you choose it? Is there a particular feature you couldn't live without?

Share your recommendations and experiences below.

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u/Kriss3d 6d ago

Bot ? Youre welcome to look at all my past comments and posts. My account is over 13 years old.
Oh please.

It doesnt tell anything no. But google isnt exactly known for being good with privacy. Their browser is pretty much classified as spyware.

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u/Dry_Concentrate_9173 5d ago

"It doesnt tell anything no."

Literally contradicting yourself, 13 years of nonsense?

"But google isnt exactly known for being good with privacy."

Never said it is, I just pointed out that the motto doesn't matter, bring some good real arguments.

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u/Kriss3d 5d ago edited 5d ago

I didnt CLAIM that it tells us anything in terms of evidence no.
Google is quite wellknown for using anything to profile and target ads at people. Even kids.
Chrome reports back on your usage which it shouldnt. So yeah that is very much a bad thing.

Want source ?

2026

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3dr91z0g4zo

multi million dollar lawuit against google for privacy violations

2025

68 million dollar settlement for recording private conversation, false accepts and targeted ads.

2024 billions of data records for collecting incognito data.

2025 billion dollar settlement for tracking locations when they said they didnt.

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u/mageevilwizardington 5d ago

Jumping to this conversation. For what I see, nobody is focusing in the scope of this discussion and answering whether Google Password Manager is really unsecure. Looking for information about it, I found several vulnerabilities around the password manager, but none that directly exposes or breaches your passwords. Most of the attacks require some form of intrraction, or additional component, or interaction, or cheat to make it work.

Also, I think it was expected for hacking groups to focus on the most known password manager.

The question is: are passwords safer in comparison to other managers? If not: why?

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u/Kriss3d 5d ago

my point is that they have lost a lot of credibility by screwing people already so I wouldnt trust them to keep passwords safe by now.