Samsung pass = Missed Opportunity

[TaperingThought]

 So I'll start by saying this is not a complaint. @Samsung 

 I think Samsung pass being shoved into wallet is a fail. Everyone who purchases an uses a cellular device these days has,needs, or wants a great password manager. Samsung Pass has built in 2FA ? Other apps charge to add that. An that's even if they can. It uses the website and or App icons has a superclean UI.. why hide it in wallet app an limit it? The problem with Samsung pass is people never seen or understood it. The convenience of a built in native password manager on device that even links your account. I just believe its a fail. Even then app icon was awesome? But @Samsung did you ever make it mainstream? No or make it a already installed app mostly? No or even push info notifications on it? No?? I just think samsung pass has the potential to be the best password manager on the market. An even if you do not have Samsung it would still benefit in the playstore an possibly even be a decision maker for privacy an security focused people like myself. Anyways thanks to anyone who read my rant.... 

[realaud]

It was incorporated  into the wallet because the wallet is very secure, as the password manager should be, and Samsung just decided to include all it's secure apps into the wallet. One does not have to use any other part of the wallet if they choose not to. I see no reason for it not to be in the wallet - it makes a kind of sense.  I no longer use Samsung Pass because of it's proprietary restrictions.  You cannot use it on a non-Samsung device and you cannot export your passwords to another password manager, so it chains you to the Samsung eco system.  Which is fine if you never intend to use another device.  I use Roboform, and yes, it's a paid subscription; but it is worth every nominal penny spent for it, as it is available on every device and everywhere, as I can log into the website to view passwords if I don't have my own device with me.  It's authenticator is part and parcel of it.  Google's password manager has proven equally secure, and it has no cost associated with it.  It, too, has an authenticator included free of charge, so I don't get where you are seeing other password managers charging for the authenticator component.

[TaperingThought]

Should look into Protons new password manager.. even integrates to the phone.

[bobboo48]

How

[user4bDWE3i4QW]

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[DREA65]

Learn how to spell -- OPPORTUNITY-- NOT 'OPERTUNITY'

[TaperingThought]

Voice-Text... grammar Nazi.... 🔥 you must be old??? Huh???? Called it didn't I? 😂

[realaud]

There these things called "typos" and voice to text misheard words. Your comment has no bearing on this conversation and is off topic, so why you decided to stop by is beyond me.