Opening multiple accounts causes problems remembering passwords. Because different passwords should be created for each account. This reduces the chances of cheating. So it is difficult to remember each ID and its password. However, this has been made easier by Google Chrome.
Nowadays, everyone has multiple online accounts. Accounts have to be opened on various websites for various purposes including banking, online purchases. For this, you need an ID and a password. And that's the beginning of many problems.
What's the problem?
Opening multiple accounts causes problems remembering passwords. Because different passwords should be created for each account. This reduces the chances of cheating. So it is difficult to remember each ID and its password. However, this has been made easier by Google Chrome. Because, Google saves the ID and password of each account. But therein lies the danger.
Is it safe to save passwords in Google and other browsers?
Let's, talk about Google Chrome first. Google says it can not read a users password. Because, the password is encrypted before it is stored in the data center. And then it's saved. And only when you get a signal from a specific system, then it is decrypted. Not only that, if the user also tries to open it through Google Password Manager, then he will have to give the ID password. However, you can open the password manager. So according to Google, the whole process is protected. However, in the case of other browsers such as Mozilla Firefox, the password is not saved in an encrypted way, according to technology experts.
So where's the danger?
Therein lies the danger. Because for some reason, your Google ID and password went into the hands of hackers. Now, those hackers will be able to log in to Google Password Manager from their own system and know the passwords of all other online accounts, including Google. If the bank password is saved for any reason, the fraudsters can empty your bank account. Not only that, many times many people keep secret information in a cloud storage. Or even keep it in a digital locker. In that case, if the fraudsters get the password, it can be a great danger.
What to do?
In such cases, experts advise not to save the password in Google Password Manager. When logging in to an account, google should ask for permission to save the password.
