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  1. GrapheneOS is an open source privacy and security focused mobile OS with Android app compatibility.
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    • Open Source
    I don't truly know. This is something you may want to ask on the https://grapheneos.org/ forums they will be better qualified to give you the correct answer. Their moderators so far have been very professional to me when I ask about topics I don't know nothing about. On a personal note I NEVER have any apps on any device that is related to my bank accounts. I find this practice a bit dangerous. If you have them on your computer make sure you use strong passwords. https://keepass.info/ is an offline password manager than can help you create random passwords that will be very strong. You can install it on windows and Linux as well. You can also install them portable on a flash drive so that they are not store on your computer, and you can also encrypt that flash drive with veracrypt for an extra layer of security. Never use an online tool to check if the passwords you are creating are strong, that is a very bad idea. Keepass can give you an indication on the strength of your passwords. Also never install it a password manager on your mobile device. That is an accident waiting to happen.

    #Mobile OS #Mobile SDK #Roms 388 social mentions

  2. KeePass is an open source password manager. Passwords can be stored in highly-encrypted databases, which can be unlocked with one master password or key file.
    Pricing:
    • Open Source
    I don't truly know. This is something you may want to ask on the https://grapheneos.org/ forums they will be better qualified to give you the correct answer. Their moderators so far have been very professional to me when I ask about topics I don't know nothing about. On a personal note I NEVER have any apps on any device that is related to my bank accounts. I find this practice a bit dangerous. If you have them on your computer make sure you use strong passwords. https://keepass.info/ is an offline password manager than can help you create random passwords that will be very strong. You can install it on windows and Linux as well. You can also install them portable on a flash drive so that they are not store on your computer, and you can also encrypt that flash drive with veracrypt for an extra layer of security. Never use an online tool to check if the passwords you are creating are strong, that is a very bad idea. Keepass can give you an indication on the strength of your passwords. Also never install it a password manager on your mobile device. That is an accident waiting to happen.

    #Security & Privacy #Password Management #Password Managers 206 social mentions

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