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@PotatoesFall@discuss.tchncs.de on discuss.tchncs.de Open parent
Wait you guys actually still aren’t using password managers? I thought it was a joke…
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@4grams@awful.systems on awful.systems Open parent
The fact that modern life basically requires a third party app to prevent instant identity theft and fraud is a real problem. The real problem is that every fucking service in the world is just there to scrape data. I don’t need to logon and provide my every detail to check the local weather, I shouldn’t have to give my social security number to play video games…
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@PotatoesFall@discuss.tchncs.de on discuss.tchncs.de Open parent
In a way, password managers are kinda the solution that prevent you from needing to involve a third party in your auth. You can even use completely open source software, and manage all the data yourself. That gives you way more control than say, oauth. Although sure, passkeys are better in many ways. Even if we lived in a world where surveillance capitalism and personal data harvesting wasn’t a thing, you still need to identify yourself.
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@4grams@awful.systems on awful.systems Open parent
I agree, and I do use an open source one, but I disagree that we need to identify ourselves for everything. You can’t even look at a resturaunt menu anymore without signing up for an account. Everything is gate kept behind an account, and those accounts are all so interconnected that when one is compromised, it might for multiple and often you will never know (and I’m talking about password reuse). Password managers are a good solution to the problem, I’m not mad at them, I’m mad at the problem that necessitates them.
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One way to deal with this I’ve been doing for a little while is to use a service that enables me to use email aliases. It’s mostly meant to avoid email address leaks, but will also make it harder for online services and companies to track you, since it’s a big point of tracking. You can also use it to figure out who sold your email address. Not a perfect solution, but it’s something. I’ve been using Proton. Whether or not you trust them is up to you, but they do offer this ability (I just can’t remember if it’s free or paid).
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@4grams@awful.systems · Dec 12
Oh, agreed, I do this as well. Again though, so much bullshit, why should we need dozens or hundreds of email addresses? I feel like everyone is so used to needing accounts for everything, it’s just accepted as a given. When you go to the store to purchase a newspaper, should we have to bring our passport?
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