# Never have to remember a password again

Best practice for passwords these days is not to use an easy phrase you can remember.

And **certainly** not to use any password on more than one application.

No, best practice is to randomly generate a different long password for every app you use.

Of course, you’re not going to remember any of them… and you mustn’t write them down. Luckily there is software to make this easy for you.

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