2026-04-18 05:32 UTC
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@degooglerleon@lemmy.zip 2026-04-18 05:59
KeePass is a password manager that doesn't store your data in the cloud (like Bitwarden), meaning it doesn't need internet access to work (though that doesn't matter much to me, since I use a Motorola and can't restrict its network access like I would if I could afford a Pixel and install Graphene). In KeePass, your passwords are kept in a file that is YOUR responsibility; as long as you have the file, all your passwords are safe (but of course, you also need the master password to access the others, and if you want, you can add other security methods to make it harder to get into your vault).
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@ropatrick@lemmy.world 2026-04-18 11:19
Good shout on the Fossify suite. Have replaced a few G products with those. Excellent list of FOSS stuff here which helped me a lot. https://github.com/pluja/awesome-privacy