5 Reasons You MUST use a Password Manager

LePasswordst’s face it, passwords are annoying, but vital to modern life. If you’re struggling under the load, get a password manager…! Here are five good reasons:

  1. One Password to Rule Them ALL – Remember a single password to unlock the whole internet!
  2. It takes zero thought to push “Generate” – Never struggle again to meet some Byzantine rules, just hit the button.
  3. Reusing passwords across the web is like biking without a helmet – dangerous! Hackers steal corporate data, including your password, all the time. If you use the same password everywhere, one breach compromises all your accounts.
  4. Generated passwords are guess-proof. You ain’t gonna find qgeA2YygLG+ in the list of most common passwords that bots use to try to brute force into your account.
  5. Typing on a smartphone is lame – Even if you remember your passwords, typing them in on a phone is tedious. If your phone has a fingerprint scanner, you never have to type a password again!

Now go out and get yourself a password manager! 1Password is our favorite, but there are several others here.

 


Add a Google business Admin, Step by Step

Adding an administrator to your Google my business page can be an exercise in frustration if you don’t follow the correct sequence. Here is a step by step guide to help you navigate to the right spot.

Step 1:

Go to https://business.google.com/, and click on “Manage Location”

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Step 2:

Click on the menu icon at the top left

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Step 3:

Click on “Managers”

 

 

 

 

Step 4:

Input the gmail address of the person who you want to add, and click “Done”.

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Add a Facebook Admin, Step by Step

To add a new administrator to your Facebook account, follow these simple steps:

 

Step 1:

Click on “Settings”

Facebook Admin Settings

Step 2:

Click “Page Roles”

Step 3:

In the empty box, type or paste in the email address of the person you want to make an admin. Note: this must be the email address they use for their Facebook account.

Page-RolesStep 4:

On the blue dropdown menu, be sure to select “Admin”

Step 5:

Click “Save”

That’s all there is to it!