What's a good way to remember your online passwords ?
Without using a password manager or security centre.
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sweetiepoo · 36-40, F
How can you "remember" them all? Is that even possible?
Why don't you want to use a password manager? Are you concerned about the security of them? You could always go old school and write them all down in a notebook.
Update- this is slightly similar to pw managers but you could use a word doc to save them. Save them under a code name only you would know.
For example save the file name as something that doesn't scream out "passwords".
Instead of writing actual websites, come up with code names.
For example instead of writing "similar worlds" (password)
Try "sw" (password)
Or "The world is flat" (password)
"World" would be your reminder that the password is for sw.
You can also use random phases such as Ashley's world (password) etc.
Be creative. The code method is helpful in case your computer is ever compromised. The digital method opposed to the old school notebook way is helpful for updates
Why don't you want to use a password manager? Are you concerned about the security of them? You could always go old school and write them all down in a notebook.
Update- this is slightly similar to pw managers but you could use a word doc to save them. Save them under a code name only you would know.
For example save the file name as something that doesn't scream out "passwords".
Instead of writing actual websites, come up with code names.
For example instead of writing "similar worlds" (password)
Try "sw" (password)
Or "The world is flat" (password)
"World" would be your reminder that the password is for sw.
You can also use random phases such as Ashley's world (password) etc.
Be creative. The code method is helpful in case your computer is ever compromised. The digital method opposed to the old school notebook way is helpful for updates