Forget All Your Passwords, This Is The New Google Feature! 

who is prateek?

@@utkarsh5543 this guy in the video

@@lmaoidgaf i am lazy just write the password on the paper easy

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​@@infinite7633 i write it on google notes

Yeah just one of those 1000 reasons 😂

[Privacy is a "myth"]*

Underrated

Same works seamlessly with my ipad,they even offer customs passwords if you require it

lol iknow right

Abhi to kam hain pahile explain supr karta tha sabse hatke

​@@sanketjadhav8000 em chepthunnav ra tingaroda. adedo artam ayyela cheppu

That's called 2FA With TOTP. Its been the standard 2FA method fo awhile. This is just remove the need to type in the username & password. Wich is more secure than what 80% of people are doing, because they still use password authentication.

Wt is that

​@@rgabdulmannanSamsung Pass is a secure and easy way to use your biometrics to sign in to websites and apps on your phone. Once you scan your fingerprints, you can sign in without typing in your ID and password. With Samsung Pass, there's no need to memorize all those IDs and passwords for all your accounts. They launched this feature ages ago...

@@manjula_1 but can't use it in desktop

​@@manjula_1lol apple has this biometric feature too

Yubikey is best

Way better use ... last 2-3 years

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But the password which is always there as an alternative

Be new user 😂

Lavde password b Google ke storage m hota h😂

To be honest, Google already knows all your passwords related to Google accounts😂 and if they want, they can get over passwords as well because everyone uses Google Keyboard in their phones

​@@yash1756hn saiii m 🤣😂😂lekin itna to ni na firr bhi jitna bachna ho bache wo to safe hi hoga pr sabka to ni itna atleast isiliye hone ko Hume bhi pta h pr risk is main pr fir bhi thoda apna privacy bhi saii rh kuch to atleast ba saii usme khta h na pure s saii atleast aadha hi saii kuch to ho pta safe tht is 😁😁quki half knowledge is dangerous understand

​@@yash1756 Nope, you need keylogger bot or malware for that. Gboard doesn't have it. *There is a saying in the CIA, never store your passwords digitally and always change them monthly/weekly if it's weak and never change them at all if it's extremely strong* as you'll end up with a weaker password after changing it. Note that, you need to have an extremely strong password to not change it for years. *Generally, it's recommended that you change your most socially active accounts password after an year... basically the accounts which you use on websites or social media.* Extremely long or extremely short passwords are easier to hack considering you'll get more accurate hits, *so keep it balanced and less predictable to both humans who know you socially and computers which are good with algos, logic etc.* So never use numbers from your phone no, people you follow on social media, your favourite stars etc in your password. *Never enter your personal info, phone number, email, Google photos linked email etc anywhere.* *Btw, using your pendrive in a local printer shop is the best way to get a shit ton of malware...* that's where typical foreign Intelligence or hacker guys go for spreading/infecting. Cheers! 🥂

How

@@Rapper_modi tailscale and docker

Vaultwarden 😎

Exactly,that is why I don't use 2 factor authentication and Google passkey Because if God forbid something happens to your phone you cannot access your accounts anywhere

Well, you can always use the old school way then, password!

@@pratikrai6407 after entering password it still redirects to authenticate from primary device

@@divitkarekar5803 yes but except that 1 freaking time it's truly helpful

@@Vrish1839 yea my friend lost his instagram account with lots of followers just because 2FA didn't let him sign in,since then i figured i'll never use 2FA or passkey rememberr your passwords,keep them updated and keep your email account active,you're good to go then

Write back-up key on paper😂

It's optional, you can still decide to login with your actual password even if passkeys are enabled

😂

Eo

True

Ya I was trying on phone browser but it didn't work

@@lmaoidgaf Mine works half the time, maybe it has only been applied to the places where it is optimised properly, so the rollout will be slow 👀

*There is a saying in the CIA, never store your passwords digitally and always change them monthly/weekly if it's weak and never change them at all if it's extremely strong* as you'll end up with a weaker password after changing it. Note that, you need to have an extremely strong password to not change it for years. *Generally, it's recommended that you change your most socially active accounts password after an year... basically the accounts which you use on websites or social media.* Extremely long or extremely short passwords are easier to hack considering you'll get more accurate hits, *so keep it balanced and less predictable to both humans who know you socially and computers which are good with algos, logic etc.* So never use numbers from your phone no, people you follow on social media, your favourite stars etc in your password. *Never enter your personal info, phone number, email, Google photos linked email etc anywhere.* *Btw, using your pendrive in a local printer shop is the best way to get a shit ton of malware...* that's where typical foreign Intelligence or hacker guys go for spreading/infecting. Cheers! 🥂