A Password Manager Plan That Leaves Room for Privacy
Start with one everyday login and agree who needs access, what stays private and how the owner gets back in.
Protect sign-ins and recovery options.
Start with one everyday login and agree who needs access, what stays private and how the owner gets back in.
Treat a number change as a set of account updates, not a single switch made by the mobile carrier.
Work out what a connection does before removing it, and keep account access separate from old data and subscriptions.
Work from the credential that is exposed to the accounts that still depend on it, without treating every alert as the same incident.
A printed recovery code can help when a phone disappears. It cannot help if you need that same phone to reach the only copy.
A passkey ties sign-in to a device or credential manager. On a shared machine, the useful question is who can unlock it.
A real prompt from Google can still be approving someone else’s attempt. Match the prompt to the action you personally started.