I just saw a client using Nord VPN password manager and though I would never see something so stupid.
Until I read that proton also has a password manager. Lmao.
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What's wrong with either of those options?
Are you kidding? Why are you trusting these companies with your passwords or your network? It's absolutely mind boggling to imagine that's normal for you 'privacy' people.
Do you know what the word encryption means?
No. Of course you don't. You just want to feel smug about a topic you don't understand. You appear to believe that password managers store passwords as plain text. That is absolutely mind-boggling.
Sit down.