Well, I also save my passwords on my personal computer. My e-mail password, logins to a few online stores, and social networks. However, really really important things like banks and stuff I never save my passwords.
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Well, I also save my passwords on my personal computer. My e-mail password, logins to a few online stores, and social networks. However, really really important things like banks and stuff I never save my passwords.