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ilchalpenl
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Comment #49018084
See.. the sad thing for doomsayers like you is that if even 1% of users were affected then there would be mass exodus from Gmail. It does not. Yes, you don't use Gmail so it does n…
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Comment #49017953
> I see is that right now police can’t ask you for your password in the USA (a violation of the right against self-incrimination). Hope they don't see your HN post. It is visible e…
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Comment #49017732
> Let's assume that they were all Passkeys. Lets assume I put all the effort to explain. I will give you a better example. - Lets say you have a google account with pixel phone - Y…
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Comment #49017679
According to Google, > Approximately 90% people never go out of their country... I am sure > 90% will happily love to have the convenience. Yes, people like you can setup bitwarden…
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Comment #49017648
True... Theoretically correct but in practical sense? All these doom mongering of suspension happens so rarely that majority don't care. There are countless reason to DIY. Agree. B…
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Comment #49017620
Downvotes does not matter. People here that are privacy inclined always find ways to argue about Google or Apple (any major companies). But if you look at their private lives - the…
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Comment #49017584
Not at the moment. But if you sign into google account in iPhone then you can use Google's passkeys in iPhone. At the end, passkeys are built not for the tin-foil, (I hate Google A…
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Comment #49017555
> wouldn’t need your password if t Once you talk about privacy/security then - I am not even sure you should do it here in HN - a bastion for encouraging Silicon valley practices. …
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Comment #49012008
Apple's keychain or google password manager - can hold 2000 passkeys easily.
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Comment #49010707
> Edit: One final consideration, my spouse and I share user/name passwords for some things (notably Pandora and our Amazon Prime account) since they don’t handle things like family…
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Comment #36342708
The title is correct. But any of you changes or lessons are perfectly fine. (Sure, a bit awkward to do ssh from cafes). May be reading the Google SRE PDF (or equivalent) would have…
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Ask HN: Why do sites insist on local language?
If one takes Google or YouTube or Facebook or Outlook they default to local language. Can't they use the browser language or OS language to default to that language. I can forgive …
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Comment #34231309
Is the buyer at fault or the seller?