29/06/2020
Rod and I both used LastPass, and long before he became ill, we set up so we were each each others emergency access for the app. This meant that when the worst happened, I was able to use the access to get to all of the passwords that Rod used for various things. Not just the bank, but also since he handled the bills, for every utility, the car registration, his superannuation (like the 401K), etc. This saved me from having to make difficult phone calls or Emails to places trying to get access to his accounts when I was already feeling vulnerable and lost. Instead, this side of things was actually much easier than it could have been. Think about your partner or your kids or whoever is left after you're not here any more. Or just do it for yourself. Password Management apps - Like LastPass 1-Pass or RoboForm make your digital life so much easier. Remember one password, not 10 million and don't be the type to just use the same password everywhere. That's bad too. Just get a password manager and use it.
Not to mention all the program related sites for Ozpost, which made a huge difference for new owners to be able to access and update the WooCommerce version for WordPress.
Evaluating the merits of Dashlane, 1Password, LastPass and other methods of keeping long lists of increasingly complex passwords safe and accessible.
