Maybe if the expected phenomena don’t take place, then some weeds may help.

He does recommend using the built-in browser’s password managers; he just had beefs with how the extensions, which the non-browser password managers have to contend with, are implemented, and with the security of the vendor’s network and software. He himself uses Chrome password manager.

Or, do you want to give me a kiss?

I pledge allegiance…

https://beehaw.org/post/567170

This is most likely a sensational waste of time. For all accounts, they communicated every 15 mins via short messages, and the last recorded communication was at 11:15a, which is definitely different from the claimed “transcript.”

There are also more permanent alias services including Firefox Relay, SimpleLogin, AnonAddy, and DuckDuckGo. You can turn off each alias that you no longer need afterward.

Need the money to work out; definitely not the same dynamics. Maybe more of the people who care for their communities.

The other type seems a bit messy.

Or scheming cat…

I believe this is how Microsoft implements verification so that users do not have to remember their passwords. You can probably disable it in Security > Advanced security options > Send sign-in notifications.

Personally, I find this very convenient, especially when logging into a new device/app/service for the first time. However, I imagine that if someone else is trying to get into my account online, it would be the first thing I disable, switching back to entering my password by default.