Matthew Weier O'Phinney

I was a #LastPass customer until 3-4 years ago. One thing that always irked me was that my data was on somebody else's platform.

I know some folks have indicated issues with it, but I switched to Enpass at the time. The chief benefit is you choose where to sync, and access requires a passcode. I sync to a private Nextcloud instance.

I've used it on Linux, Windows, Android, and iOS without issues. Highly recommend it. Take control of your security.

Dec 25, 2022 at 3:25amWeb
Show threadKyleH 🇨🇦 Dec 25, 2022
@mwop @ramsey what I like about BitWarden is that if I wanted too, I could self host the server
Show threadLarry GarfieldDec 25, 2022

@redacted @mwop @ramsey I use BitWarden too, for the same reason. I don't currently self host, but knowing I can is a form of insurance.

I also trust OSS app security more, just in general.

Show threadKyleH 🇨🇦 Dec 25, 2022
@Crell @mwop @ramsey we are of a similar mind about this. All the mutual same
Show threadStephan HochdörferDec 25, 2022
@mwop that's why I set up a local @passbolt instance. It always felt weird to use an external service to manage my secrets.
Show threadJoe TDec 26, 2022
@mwop Went to Enpass something like 7 years ago and have never looked back. They've come a long way, and it's surprising they don't get more attention in reviews.