Electronics

[gardenman]

I use three methods. Dashlane automatically saves my passwords. Then I have a small notebook I also use, and I keep them on a Word file also. The Word file is stored on Microsoft's cloud so if something horrible happened and my other methods got destroyed, I could still access that to find my passwords. 

[KingstonsMom]

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@Mindy D wrote:

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@KingstonsMom wrote:

I use a file on my email account.

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@KingstonsMom  Please take this the right way. I mean zero disrespect. Email accounts are frequently hacked and the hackers could see ALL your logins if you store this information in an email file. 

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@Mindy D 

No problem, I appreciate constructive criticism!, no offense taken!

I use my own special 'code', so no one else would truly know any of my passwords by hacking that file, without knowing my cose system.

DH is a certified computer tech, so I use his guidance.

[AngelPuppy1]

They have small little notepads that you can buy at dollar stores and I use one of those and keep mine in it.  

[apple1964]

I use a Chromebook and I go to the settings and I have a list of passwords which I have the option to delete if I need to . For my android tablet and phone I write down everything in a memo pad so far I have not found my list of passwords there. .

[Mimi NY]

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@Mindy D wrote:

I've been using a little spiral notepad to store the hundreds of login details I have now. The pads are still made and I might be able to find one out there but I'm looking for a new one because the pages rip out too easily. I'd like to know what you do to take care of this issue?

I have been using  something that Dan Hughes was selling many  years ago and it has saved this now  Senior from Senior Moments, haven't seen It on in many years but maybe they have a webs & even have a updated model.

It is called the RecZone Password Vault  . You lock it with a pin number and it holds websites & passwords.

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[Imaoldhippie]

I have a small journal and write them all down.