Is this a good idea?

Perplex

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Ok, i am usually in the public alot and have the fear of my phone being taken. And all of my PW's are in my notes which i do not know them by heart. Is it a good idea to make an instagram with 0 followers and put on private with a picture of all of my passwords and put an password that i know i wont forget?

Let me know if this is a good idea or not
 
Instead of making a (hackable) online account with access to all of your passwords, why don't you download a lock application for your notes? Or better yet, don't store your passwords on your phone at all.
 
Astro said:
Instead of making a (hackable) online account with access to all of your passwords, why don't you download a lock application for your notes? Or better yet, don't store your passwords on your phone at all.
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refer me to somewhere i can store them? Thanks
 
Loser said:
Why is this in the philosophy and debate section.
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its perplex he will post wherever he wants

@OP I would get them tatted on your knee caps.
 
I think you should buy a desktop computer, and keep it on there. That's much harder to get stolen.
 
Take it old school and write it on a piece of paper. Keep it in your wallet. If it gets stolen, they won't know what that list is for. If you want to be extra cautious, write it twice and keep one hidden somewhere at home.
 
Just write them down in a piece of paper and fold it up and put it in a notebook. Easier to keep passwords safe. Just make sure to hide it if somebody comes over your house.
 
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Just write them down in a piece of paper and fold it up and put it in a notebook. Easier to keep passwords safe. Just make sure to hide it if somebody comes over your house.
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agreed. The instagram is creative, but not neccesary
 
Why not simply write it down on a piece of paper and hide it in your house? Much better than storing it online, which is a lot more dangerous.
 
Honestly, all of my passwords are written down on a notebook.
 
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