
Leif Pinter
Google password manager is one of the worst when it comes to security. by default it doesn't encrypt your passwords at all and wants you to opt in to the most basic security measure, and it doesn't give any options to lock your passwords with anything other than your screen lock. it is also lacking in other features that a lot of other password managers have, like TOTP and saving stuff that isn't a password.
2 people found this review helpful

Jessica Lutz (Josie Posie)
Don't encrypt, do not save a phone number on your account, and don't put an email on your account. Do not forget your password, and also don't use an authenticator. Using their "non lockout methods" locked me out every time. I used a simple password that I never changed and I've had the longest account I've ever owned with them no problems. Once you get locked out because you don't have access to one of your methods, you lose the account forever. Everything is gone forever.
3 people found this review helpful

Säroj Jaña
Google Password Manager has made managing my passwords effortless. It securely stores my credentials, generates strong passwords, and syncs seamlessly across my devices. Autofill works smoothly, saving time while keeping my accounts protected. The interface is simple, reliable, and easy to use. A must-have tool for anyone who values convenience and security online. Highly recommended!
9 people found this review helpful