The safest way to store your password

@Jenaisle (16568)

Philippines

February 5, 2022 9:56pm CST

I'm finding ways to safely store my passwords, as I'm a scatterbrain and I don't have a keen memory. I tried writing all of them in a notebook, but I lost the notebook in the past, so I stopped this practice. What if somebody found it? Then they all have the keys to my accounts. I tried writing them online, but just yesterday, my MS word failed. Then I tried to let the site remember my password, only to expose my accounts to anyone using the laptop. I tried e-mailing the list to myself, and it's working so far, but I'm wary that someone might be able to hack into my email. The safest way is to memorize them, but apparently, I can't do this for all of my accounts. What's the safest way to store passwords?

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10 responses

@allen0187 (59830)

• Philippines

6 Feb 22

I follow steps in creating passwords for different accounts. So far, it has worked for me.

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@Jenaisle (16568)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

Yes, it does but remembering them all is the problem. thanks.

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@solidcodes (1798)

• Philippines

6 Feb 22

make password tatoos on your belly, lol. But don't tell anyone that those are passwords lol

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@Jenaisle (16568)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

That's unique, then I will have to delete it every time I change my PW thanks.

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@sjvg1976 (42727)

• Delhi, India

6 Feb 22

I remember all the passwords I use for the sites. That's not difficult for me.

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@Jenaisle (16568)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

wow, that's impressive, congrats,

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@averygirl72 (38848)

• Philippines

7 Feb 22

I write them in a notepad. I kept some in my wallet others in the drawer. Good thing I can easily find them

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@Jenaisle (16568)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

I did that too, thanks.

@averygirl72 (38848)

• Philippines

16 Feb 22

@Shavkat (141905)

• Philippines

6 Feb 22

For me, the safest to keep them in my small notebook.

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@Jenaisle (16568)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

I did this and lost it,

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@Shavkat (141905)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

@Jenaisle I am sorry to hear that. I do not bring mine to any places. It is just in my room.

@DaddyEvil (174528)

• United States

6 Feb 22

There are apps that will make up passwords for each site you use and remember them for you. Look at this article.

https://www.pcmag.com/picks/the-best-free-password-managers

https://www.pcmag.com/picks/the-best-free-password-managers

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@Jenaisle (16568)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

Thanks a lot for this info. I'll look into it.

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@DaddyEvil (174528)

• United States

10 Feb 22

@Jenaisle You're very welcome. I hope it helps.

@jstory07 (148735)

• Roseburg, Oregon

6 Feb 22

I have a notebook that I keep in the same spot all the time.

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@Jenaisle (16568)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

I see. thanks.

@LadyDuck (502573)

• Italy

6 Feb 22

I write them in a notebook, I have a personal code, should someone find the notebook he could not use my passwords.

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@Jenaisle (16568)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

oh, I should try this, thanks.

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@LadyDuck (502573)

• Italy

10 Feb 22

@Jenaisle It remains the safest way.

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@wolfgirl569 (135819)

• Marion, Ohio

6 Feb 22

I have mine written down.

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@Jenaisle (16568)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

I do this too thanks.

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@pitsipeahie (5758)

•

6 Feb 22

Notebook works fine for me.

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@Jenaisle (16568)

• Philippines

10 Feb 22

okay, thanks.

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