You know, most everyday americans are not in the public eye. so that's a perfectly fine thing for them to do. if your threat model is higher, it's more evaluated, because you are in the public eye, you're being harassed, you are a politician or you have a really big twitch stream following. then i would say, you probably want to stick to something like a pass word manager. so donie, password manager for you. for everyone else, if you're not in the public eye, it's okay to store your passwords in a notebook, in a lockbox. >> the multi-factor authentication, the one where you get the text messag...