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<blockquote data-quote="IceMan7" data-source="post: 1122884" data-attributes="member: 121355"><p>I don't know why people are so naive. I guess they know perfectly well that if it's open source and free, Bitwarden will probably be so great. VPNs were also supposed to be so safe, but then it turns out that almost everyone openly or covertly collects something. Bitwarden is an American company that uses the American Microsoft cloud. Even if someone sets up a cloud themselves (you can self-host it), the program is still written by an American company. And an American company (like a Chinese one) means no privacy. I don't even trust the praised Proton, but I would save passwords there faster than in Bitwarden. But that's none of my business. Let others live in the illusion that free American software gives them a guarantee that their passwords remain private. I don't care.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="IceMan7, post: 1122884, member: 121355"] I don't know why people are so naive. I guess they know perfectly well that if it's open source and free, Bitwarden will probably be so great. VPNs were also supposed to be so safe, but then it turns out that almost everyone openly or covertly collects something. Bitwarden is an American company that uses the American Microsoft cloud. Even if someone sets up a cloud themselves (you can self-host it), the program is still written by an American company. And an American company (like a Chinese one) means no privacy. I don't even trust the praised Proton, but I would save passwords there faster than in Bitwarden. But that's none of my business. Let others live in the illusion that free American software gives them a guarantee that their passwords remain private. I don't care. [/QUOTE]
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