I can't imagine using the internet without this password app

1. Trying to remember passwords. Since no one can follow all the rules - creating unique and complicated passwords for every service and updating them regularly without writing them down anywhere - you'll inevitably open yourself up to security vulnerabilities as well as constant frustration as you try to remember what password you use for each site. We've all been there, and it's a nightmare.
2. Using a password manager. There are a few options, but let me tell you about the one I use - the critically acclaimed 1Password. The premise is simple and it works: Use one password to unlock 1Password, and then click the browser extension or copy and paste to grab the login info for any service. What this means is you can have a unique and complex password for every site, change it as often as you need, and not have to remember any of them. While you may worry about putting all your passwords in one place, cybersecurity experts love password managers.

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