Yes, that would be the case if this wasn’t a one-off commercial.

But that means you only have one password for all sites. bad idea.

I’m a quotidian smoker. The whole point is you dont have to remember long passwords, just a very simple 3 step process.

I call bullshit.

My Mensa membership lapsed when I was 20.

storing your passwords in the cloud crowd.

I have a base dictionary word that has some special character substitution and upper cases. Next is a numerical sequence, also with some substitution. I then create a kind of phonetic spelling of the website’s name, it’s not pure phonetics, but something I can do reliably and repeatedly correctly. I then insert this…

Or they can do what I proposed and avoid getting hacked.

no, that’s not a very good idea

Now I know your stupider than your average doorknob, based on your example passwords.

Yes, the rest of the population should write down their passwords on a notebook, or upload them to a web service ,protected with a password, whose database is also protected with a password.

Yes, at least a few hundred.

A mental system that allows you to generate complex passwords and recall them simply, all in your head. Works for me.

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