In past employment, I generally had no issues learning new software. I often wrote instructions for using company programs. I am SO frustrated with setting up 1Password. IMHO the tutorials are too fast and not enough "visual" examples. I've has a free account for just a few days. If I can't figure this out, I won't be getting a paid account. ugghhhhh
Start off by seeing if slowing down the guy’s rate of speech is helpful. On the screen where you see the guy talking, look at the upper right cornet. You’ll see a cogwheel looking symbol, aka “icon”. That is the settings. Click on this cogwheel. You’ll see options for the rate of speech. It is defaulted to “normal”. You can slow it down to 0.75 speed, or 0.5 speed, etc. that will slow down how fast the guy talks. Then, you can take notes on paper. Hope this helps.
@teachmecyber Wow... I think now, how Society is changing with the technologies - Someone Crazy - You, Eight Months ago put a mega hidden joke on this video, and Eight Months later Another Crazy one - I, find it! I don't know and can't say what the Future holds for us, but definitely Humans have Our Specific Human Things, like the Sense of Humor and the Desire for Socialization, which will not disappear no matter the technological development! I wish you all the best! ☺️☺️☺️
Very, very good. Unlike most you produced a video that gave clear directions towards setting the different Apps up. This can be very confusing, in my opinion at least. And I am by no means a beginner in the online world. By the time the video is over we are also relatively familiar with the interface and feeling more at home with 1Password. Also, what really annoys me, is that in most cases it comes across strongly that the only objective of the videos that most creators make is to hopefully make money. As their speaking at 100 mile an hour and it seems like they just want to get it over with. It feels that that’s not the case with you Jason and you really want to make the process clearly understood. That that is your main objective. Anyway, without watching your video I know I would have struggled to set it all up. Thanks for that. I can’t wait for 1Password 2 - Rebholz Reloaded Cheers Mate
Great video! Love your teaching style. As a former LastPass user this video convinced me to give 1Password a try. Love the secret phrase! Thank you so much!
I found this tutorial very informative and helpful. It made learning how to use 1 Password less daunting. I did not import all my passwords at once so I can decide which one I want in the password manager. I really liked the way it was presented with the basics as well with some really useful tips.
Found this very good and the first tutorial I understood. Yes a bit fast at talking but great summary and intro to something I’ve had for a year and couldn’t get to use as didn’t understand it. Now I’m back into using again. Thx and well done.
Very well made tutorial! Can't wait to set it up this week. Got two questions for you please. 1- any experience exportig/importing passwords from apple devices/icloud? If so how was the process ? 2- Why did you have to "touch" your hardware key ? Even confused me when you were asked to do so during setup..
Thank you Jason for sharing it. Quick question, can it be used within an incognito/private window in your browser? What if I used multiple browsers (Edge, Chrome, Firefox, etc)?
It's possible but unlikely. The attacker would need to get both the master password AND the secret key (which is less likely to happen). Add MFA to your account and you're even better protected. So while it's never 100% secure, with 1Password you are well protected.
I really appreciate your knowledge and willingness to help others set this up. Alas, I am another oldster who lost you when you started to set up MFA. You certainly know your stuff but you are assuming a level of understanding that we beginners don't have. Many terms and abbreviations might as well be in a foreign language. Wait a minute - this is a foreign language! Spouse and I will try to set up 1Password and perhaps come back here with questions as they come up. One question: What exactly is the "secret key" - is it yet another password to remember or something else?
This video was amazing. I was setting up my account while you were talking. Thanks! I have a question about the chrome extension. When I open 1 password, all the user names and passwords in my websites populate automatically. How can I prevent someone from accessing these websites if I walk away from my PC?
You can control the time for how long your vault stays open. If you're concerned about that (if you're in a place with many people and you don't lock your computer), you can put that to a super low timeout
@Jason Rebholz very good job! Im curious when making the security key is it better to use a password generator offline and just copy and paste in a phrase or a bunch of random numbers and letters? Or make up my own? Also I wanted to know if you can take out passwords without it deleting the account for that password. Lets say i want 1password holding everything but not my gaming account and password if i dont want lets say that or a instagram account in there can i take it out without it deleting my account. Is it easy to basically import export One password at a time not all of them. So i can basically add only what i want.
I've had a few requests for this. I need to research more on recording it. In the past, when I've tried it doesn't record properly because the app prevents screen recording (which is great!)
I’m just getting started and am at the point to export my passwords into 1Password and first get this message. I have a Mac and use Time Machine with an external hard drive. I assume long as that is not plugged in, I’m fine but, is there any other backup software I need to be concerned about? Once imported, and change the vulnerable passwords, will they automatically change on my iPad and iPhone? I did install 1Password on both those devices as well.
You should be fine as long as you don't have your backup drive plugged in. Just remember to empty your trash. As long as you installed 1Password on your other devices, it will all sync together. So you can reset on your Mac and it will work on your iPad and your iPhone.
Can my wife and I share an individual account or would I need to get the family plan? Also can more than one phone be setup for 2FA? Thx for informative video!
Thanks for the video. Based on this I am now trying to 14-day Family trail version. As far so good. I few notes. When you discussed 2FA you over looked that some people (i.e., me) do not have an 2FA app. I skipped this as it is too much to learn right now. I would like 2FA. Can 1Password use SMS for 2FA? Lastly, I need understand the needed for desktop app? That was not clear. I found out that 1Password would not work without this installed and always open. This is not an issue but it did confuse the setup. Thanks again
1Password does not support SMS for 2FA. Your best bet is to use an authenticater app (you can download Google Authenticator and use that) or buy a Yubikey.
Useful video! ...how does it work on IOS, for example, I have many apps on there if I were to use 1Password to sign in from my iPhone would I need to remove the apps first before installing 1Password? I use Face ID on my iPhone.
It works really well! You don't need to remove any apps. After you install the mobile app, it will prompt you at logins if you want to use it to pull a password
I’m a last pass user and decided to trial 1Pass. What really concerns me is this one key that I have to save someplace ??!! What now I have to go buy a safe to keep it in? Seems like a security flaw to me!
New to setting up 1Password. One thing I've noticed is that my auto fill on some programs is no longer auto filling past entries. Is there a way to get that turned back on if you're using 1Password?
Question: You created a password for Coursera and at 16:27 you change the password with 1password shouldn't you update the password on coursera site too? How do Coursera know that you changed the password for password123?
No need to change your passwords after you switch. You'll just need to export your passwords from your existing password manager and then import it into 1Password (be sure to delete the password export when you're done!) After you import them, I would take a look at WatchTower. If there are any weak passwords or ones that have been identified in another data breach, I would just change those as a precautionary measure.
Do you suggest saving the export unto a zip drive before deleting. Lastly what do you do with all your information still on ie lastpass. Is there to delete all your information from there.@@teachmecyber
As long as you have the passwords imported into the new password manager, no need to keep that backup. You can delete your passwords from the lastpass vault.
If you allow 1Password to handle 2FA automagically, doesn't that negate the whole point? Whats the point of turning it on if 1Pass will handle it. Anyone that gets your phone and the account is logged in essentially has the keys to the kingdom... why make it easier for them? Its another layer of security removed. Right?
I’m confused about the mfa, when you set up a website adding a mfa, do you have to use it every time you go to that website? I can see it makes the website more secure, but it would seem to take away the advantage of not having to remember passwords.
If I dont currently have a password manager and want to start using this, do I have to figure out my current passwords from all my apps, emails etc and type them into 1Password vault manager?
If you have them saved somewhere like your browser, you can export them. If you're just going off of memory, you can add them in over time as you visit websites
it would be good to folow the process of changing passwords in conjunction with a web site..Seeing th flow would be good..................Possible next time!
Thank you for the great video. I am finally deciding to go with a PM and 1password looks to be the one, at present. The one place where I was hoping to get some clarification in the video, you started but then veered off. Is it possible to change passwords for a site FROM WITHIN 1password? In the vid, you did this with the Coursera site, and made it a really bad choice. However, you didn't really talk about that after that point. Let's say it wasn't a poor choice, but a randomly generated strong password. Now, the next time I go to Coursera, 1password has the wrong credentials, does it not? This was a huge confusion to me as to how or why you would edit the password from inside 1password. Can you explain for me? It would be great if there was a magic button that could go through my hundreds of passwords and auto-change them but I'd settle for even one at a time, if I could do it from the 1password application or web page. Thanks!
Unfortunately you can't change it from within the password manager. When you change you password on a site, it will prompt a new password and ask if you want to update the existing one or create a new entry in the password manager.
Excellent video. I will be using this tutorial when I sign up for 1Password. My only complaint (a minor one) is your face in the video with rather distracting as it takes away from the tutorial screen view. Nothing personal but what value is there to the viewer to see your face? Again, great video and thank you.
This seems generally well-presented, but as I haven't started to use 1Password yet I have several questions which are not obvious. For example, if I set up a 25 character password and I get logged out after a time-out, do I have to enter all 25 characters next time I want to log into a web site? And how long is the secret key? If 4-6 characters I can remember it, but if longer I cannot. So where do I store it? And then there is a reference to "a favourite authenticator". I don't know what this means. I don't have such a thing. Indeed some applications, including credit card transaction, sent a code to my 'phone, but does this mean something different? IS this "authenticator" an application on a device, or simply a mobile phone number? What is worrying is that I have (very) many years of computer experience. One of my friends invented WWW and I started computing by written a convolution integral in IBM 360 machine code! Thus, what people with no technical background will make of all this I can't imagine - but see comment below!
I keep trying to install the 1Password for Mac, but every time I put in my password, it says "That didn't work". I don't know how to move forward from here.
how does it work for family use? is there only one password and everyone uses it? Or does each user make their own, if so then how does it identify which family you're in? If there's only one password, what happens when everyone has gmail, or banking apps, or zoom, etc etc.? How can they sign in separately? None of these tutorials address this.
Each family member has their own login and their own vault. So you won't be able to see each other's passwords unless you share them with each other or put them in a shared vault.
1password only support autofill on url link in my mobile phone but doesnt support android app in my samsung ultra s24. I have already tick autofill and selected 1 password as prefered password service. I m totally pissed off as have spent 3 hrs in enabling 1 password for my mobile app.
For the MFA - when it asks you to "touch your security key," what are you doing when you go off camera? Is this a joke or are you actually doing somethig?
I'm actually touching the yubikey I have in my laptop. It has a sensor in it that you need to touch. For the biometric yubikey, it will scan your fingerprint.
@@teachmecyber Thanks for the quick reply. Not to be ungrateful and I can only point to my own lack of knowledge, but I miss a little more information about how a password manager works in general. Do you have to have an app on each device, how is it handled on a daily basis, is it easy to integrate with the normal apps you use, what about emails and what about Apps outside the US? etc. It's probably easy for some, but if you don't know anything about it, you probably start somewhere else. That's just what I meant. Otherwise, thanks for a good video.
Ugh. Just went through on my mac and updated all of my vulnerable passwords, however, no longer able to login to anything on ipad and iphone. Passwords are incorrect.
On a new website, it suggests a paaword to use - how does it know the rules of that password? Length, upper & lower case, symbols, numbers. Or do just try the suggestion and if rejected confirgure 1Password password generator?
It won't know the rules the website is requiring. I default to trying to suggestion (which will follow best practices) and if necessary tweak it if the website rejects it. Thankfully that only happens once in a while.
super good communicator. Not one Um, Like. However, I'm still pretty mystified by the vocabulary and will probably try to find an in-person tutor i.e. a 15-year-olf boy, LOL
I love the idea too, and you are an excellent videographer; but as a senior not brought up on computers, I still have difficulty getting how to do this. Examples of where I got stuck: "pass phrase"- had to stop and look it up. "MFA" - What's that? Ahh, multi factor authentication. "Hardware key" - Show us what one looks like and how you actually use it. (I saw you press something off camera.) I began to get lost on "Install 1Password on Windows" section. I didn't understand which passwords you were referring to at times--the ones I already had or the new 1p password. It was a little too fast for me as I am unfamiliar with where you are clicking. I'm going to keep re-listening to this over again though until I get it. None of my remarks are meant to downplay the excellence of your video. I'm sure the vast majority of people watching this had no problems whatsoever. Just trying to explain where us older folks get hung up. Thank you so much for making this video!
MFA stands for multi-factor authentication. It is a secondary way to prove that it is you who is logging in. There are various methods for this. It includes a mobile app on your phone that has a rotating six digit code or text messages to your phone (less secure).
There's no way to customize a new password suggested by 1Password when you're registering on a website. You have to use what it suggests. I hope they add the ability to customize.
It can be a bit clunky. You can preset specifics in the password generator and select it to be used as the default for suggestions. Not perfect, but it's a workaround if you're looking to modify.
This is horrible! Signed up and the first time I go to sign in my password is not recognized. I wrote down the password so I know it is correct. Requested that they cancel my account and refund me.
The graphic interface of this app absolutely sucks! It makes no sense. The "Home" portion is super confusing and doesn't show my vaults, which is where I would start when I log in to access my items. You have to click on "Items" to access your "vaults". Maybe it's because it's all new to me but it has been a real pain in the ass to get set up correctly and learn how to navigate.
It tries to optimize so it goes to the password you need based on the website (assuming you have autofill enabled). You can change the starting point by going to settings and selecting "Appearances and Shortcuts". Then change where it loads to.
At 7:04 you completely glaze over a step. You have to understand most of us watching these video's have no clue on how to set up these things. As a lot of other comments have stated - pretty complicated for non-techies. And mentioning stuff but not explaining how to do it, just makes me go look for answers elsewhere.
It's not really easy, especially when going 100 MPh. Also, you didn't show how to add our own established passwords and on how to use it on a mobile device.
Both are great options! I like Bitwarden because of the advanced configurations you can do (as well as the ability to host your own instance). I find that 1Password is very good for less technical users (e.g. it's something I would recommend to my family who doesn't care about better settings). For Bitwarden, with changing the KDR to Argon2id, you're in a great position for keeping your passwords secure. You don't have the ability in 1password to change the KDF.
Thanks for that idea. I've been thinking about doing one of those. I've gotten some comments recently where some weren't sure what Authenticator apps are!
😂 that would be a bad day! That's why the recovery kit is so important. It's worth printing that out and keeping it handy just in case they lose the secret key!
NOT for beginners. Speaks very quickly and assumes a lot of knowledge. I don't have an "authenticator app" or know what one is. Ditto for the hardware key. What do you mean you have it plugged in already? Is it a physical piece of hardware?
I'm sorry you didn't feel this was a beginner level. An authenticator app is a phone app that provides you a two factor authentication code. The most popular are Google Authenticator and Microsoft Authenticator. Both are free! For the hardware key, it is a physical device. It looks like a little USB thumb drive that you plug into your computer.
Define what acronyms are. Don't assume people are tech savvy. MFA? Also what are you doing when you "touch" your hardware key. What is the hardware key- a flash drive? Too cumbersome to set up........................................
I clicked for a "tutorial", and got a "lengthy sales pitch" first. People looking for a TUTORIAL shouldn't have to waste thir time on a lengthy sales pitch. Booo.
An option I use when the content is hard to follow is tapping the settings cog on the video. A drop down menu appears and you can choose a playback speed. It’s in increments of .75/ .5 /or .25 this can make it easier to follow along. I find if I engage this feature and use the pause button the content is easier to absorb. Sorry Jason, enabling this makes you sound a bit tipsy.
![Bitwarden Beginners Guide [Updated]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/PdB7KCjrFT4/mqdefault.jpg)
At 84 years old, this is a very good idea, but beyond my ability to set up.
In past employment, I generally had no issues learning new software. I often wrote instructions for using company programs. I am SO frustrated with setting up 1Password. IMHO the tutorials are too fast and not enough "visual" examples. I've has a free account for just a few days. If I can't figure this out, I won't be getting a paid account. ugghhhhh
thats ok you can a just use google chrome its free and comes witha password manager
Start off by seeing if slowing down the guy’s rate of speech is helpful. On the screen where you see the guy talking, look at the upper right cornet. You’ll see a cogwheel looking symbol, aka “icon”. That is the settings. Click on this cogwheel. You’ll see options for the rate of speech. It is defaulted to “normal”. You can slow it down to 0.75 speed, or 0.5 speed, etc. that will slow down how fast the guy talks. Then, you can take notes on paper. Hope this helps.
@@CrossCultural-c7f Thank you for sharing this. How kind!
prob why we have grandchildren
Ahh you, how you Rick Roll me with this QR! 😂😂😂
Super useful video as usual! Thank you, Jason! 🙂🙂🙂
You have no idea how long I've been waiting for someone to scan that 😂😂
@teachmecyber Wow... I think now, how Society is changing with the technologies - Someone Crazy - You, Eight Months ago put a mega hidden joke on this video, and Eight Months later Another Crazy one - I, find it!
I don't know and can't say what the Future holds for us, but definitely Humans have Our Specific Human Things, like the Sense of Humor and the Desire for Socialization, which will not disappear no matter the technological development!
I wish you all the best! ☺️☺️☺️
Thanks
Thanks!
Mate, this video is awesome. Such a big help in setting up a new account. Really well explained!
Glad it was helpful!
Have you never heard of google chrome? cuz it does the same things this does for free
I'm using 1Password for one month and its very helpful.
Nice video and keep going with this great content.
Thanks! How are you liking 1Password so far? Have you tried any otheres?
Very, very good. Unlike most you produced a video that gave clear directions towards setting the different Apps up.
This can be very confusing, in my opinion at least. And I am by no means a beginner in the online world. By the time the video is over we are also relatively familiar with the interface and feeling more at home with 1Password.
Also, what really annoys me, is that in most cases it comes across strongly that the only objective of the videos that most creators make is to hopefully make money. As their speaking at 100 mile an hour and it seems like they just want to get it over with.
It feels that that’s not the case with you Jason and you really want to make the process clearly understood. That that is your main objective.
Anyway, without watching your video I know I would have struggled to set it all up.
Thanks for that.
I can’t wait for 1Password 2 - Rebholz Reloaded
Cheers Mate
Great video! Love your teaching style. As a former LastPass user this video convinced me to give 1Password a try. Love the secret phrase! Thank you so much!
thanks for that feedback! 1password is great! I'll have a video dropping next week for a new feature they just released that is awesome!
I found this tutorial very informative and helpful. It made learning how to use 1 Password less daunting. I did not import all my passwords at once so I can decide which one I want in the password manager. I really liked the way it was presented with the basics as well with some really useful tips.
Glad to hear it was helpful!
Found this very good and the first tutorial I understood. Yes a bit fast at talking but great summary and intro to something I’ve had for a year and couldn’t get to use as didn’t understand it. Now I’m back into using again. Thx and well done.
Thank you so much for this excellent tutorial - you've sold 1Password to me, and gained a new subbie 😊 👍
Glad to hear it, it's so easy to use (and secure!)
We appreciate this instruction. Excellent job presenting the hurdles and how to jump them.
Thanks for watching!
This is actually a Tutorial.
THANKS
Excellent explanation! I’m glad I found your vids!
Thanks for the feedback, glad it was helpful!
This is very helpful and easy to understand, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Very well made tutorial! Can't wait to set it up this week. Got two questions for you please.
1- any experience exportig/importing passwords from apple devices/icloud? If so how was the process ?
2- Why did you have to "touch" your hardware key ? Even confused me when you were asked to do so during setup..
He was using YubiKey for 2FA, to use it you need to enter code/PIN and physically touch the key , only then its will work
Where can I get a dumbed down version. This is way too advanced for me.
Would a step by step written guide be more useful? I've been thinking of writing one up.
@@teachmecyber man I think you do it too complex for some people, you even envolve the yubikey lol
At 84 years old, its way beyond my ability to set up.
Can I set this up on my iPhone I don’t have a computer
Thank you a lot, it is amazing tutorial ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Jason for sharing it. Quick question, can it be used within an incognito/private window in your browser? What if I used multiple browsers (Edge, Chrome, Firefox, etc)?
Hi thanks for the info. What if your iPhone is compromised will that person manage to get to open your 1Password
It's possible but unlikely. The attacker would need to get both the master password AND the secret key (which is less likely to happen). Add MFA to your account and you're even better protected. So while it's never 100% secure, with 1Password you are well protected.
Very good video! Very clear instructions. Is there a way to sort the weak passwords in Watchtower by website instead of the password?
If you go to your vault on the web (not browser extension) and access WatchTower, you can see all of the websites and scroll through them.
I really appreciate your knowledge and willingness to help others set this up. Alas, I am another oldster who lost you when you started to set up MFA. You certainly know your stuff but you are assuming a level of understanding that we beginners don't have. Many terms and abbreviations might as well be in a foreign language. Wait a minute - this is a foreign language! Spouse and I will try to set up 1Password and perhaps come back here with questions as they come up. One question: What exactly is the "secret key" - is it yet another password to remember or something else?
If someone steals your computer or phone, can they login using saved passwords? Does it need 2 FA each time you enter a password on a website?
The password vault is encrypted and locked on your device. As long as the thief doesn't have your master password, your passwords will be safe.
Love that left side mono audio bro...
Thanks, you're awesome
Thanks for watching!
This video was amazing. I was setting up my account while you were talking. Thanks! I have a question about the chrome extension. When I open 1 password, all the user names and passwords in my websites populate automatically. How can I prevent someone from accessing these websites if I walk away from my PC?
You can control the time for how long your vault stays open. If you're concerned about that (if you're in a place with many people and you don't lock your computer), you can put that to a super low timeout
@Jason Rebholz very good job! Im curious when making the security key is it better to use a password generator offline and just copy and paste in a phrase or a bunch of random numbers and letters? Or make up my own? Also I wanted to know if you can take out passwords without it deleting the account for that password. Lets say i want 1password holding everything but not my gaming account and password if i dont want lets say that or a instagram account in there can i take it out without it deleting my account. Is it easy to basically import export One password at a time not all of them. So i can basically add only what i want.
great tutorial jason ...can you also add android app tutorial?
I've had a few requests for this. I need to research more on recording it. In the past, when I've tried it doesn't record properly because the app prevents screen recording (which is great!)
Do I have to have a yubikey or what do I use instead
Great video!!! Thanks!!
I’m just getting started and am at the point to export my passwords into 1Password and first get this message. I have a Mac and use Time Machine with an external hard drive. I assume long as that is not plugged in, I’m fine but, is there any other backup software I need to be concerned about? Once imported, and change the vulnerable passwords, will they automatically change on my iPad and iPhone? I did install 1Password on both those devices as well.
You should be fine as long as you don't have your backup drive plugged in. Just remember to empty your trash.
As long as you installed 1Password on your other devices, it will all sync together. So you can reset on your Mac and it will work on your iPad and your iPhone.
@@teachmecyber ok, I think I worked it out. Thanks so much.
Glad to hear that!
Can my wife and I share an individual account or would I need to get the family plan? Also can more than one phone be setup for 2FA? Thx for informative video!
Yes, you could share an account if you wanted to. And you can also setup multiple authenticator apps for it as well.
So how do you update your old passwords to a 1Password?
Thanks for the video. Based on this I am now trying to 14-day Family trail version. As far so good. I few notes. When you discussed 2FA you over looked that some people (i.e., me) do not have an 2FA app. I skipped this as it is too much to learn right now. I would like 2FA. Can 1Password use SMS for 2FA? Lastly, I need understand the needed for desktop app? That was not clear. I found out that 1Password would not work without this installed and always open. This is not an issue but it did confuse the setup. Thanks again
1Password does not support SMS for 2FA. Your best bet is to use an authenticater app (you can download Google Authenticator and use that) or buy a Yubikey.
Never use SMS as 2FA.
Useful video! ...how does it work on IOS, for example, I have many apps on there if I were to use 1Password to sign in from my iPhone would I need to remove the apps first before installing 1Password? I use Face ID on my iPhone.
It works really well! You don't need to remove any apps. After you install the mobile app, it will prompt you at logins if you want to use it to pull a password
I’m a last pass user and decided to trial 1Pass. What really concerns me is this one key that I have to save someplace ??!! What now I have to go buy a safe to keep it in? Seems like a security flaw to me!
New to setting up 1Password. One thing I've noticed is that my auto fill on some programs is no longer auto filling past entries. Is there a way to get that turned back on if you're using 1Password?
Make sure that the URL of the sign-in page is added. Some apps can be a bit wonky and won't work for some reason, but the majority should
How did you “touch” the key?
The yubikey I was using here, has a small circle on it that you simply just touch when authenticating.
ok it is helpful thanks you
Question:
You created a password for Coursera and at 16:27 you change the password with 1password shouldn't you update the password on coursera site too? How do Coursera know that you changed the password for password123?
I think I’m going to switch to this. Will I have to go back and change all my passwords after the switch?
No need to change your passwords after you switch. You'll just need to export your passwords from your existing password manager and then import it into 1Password (be sure to delete the password export when you're done!)
After you import them, I would take a look at WatchTower. If there are any weak passwords or ones that have been identified in another data breach, I would just change those as a precautionary measure.
Do you suggest saving the export unto a zip drive before deleting. Lastly what do you do with all your information still on ie lastpass. Is there to delete all your information from there.@@teachmecyber
As long as you have the passwords imported into the new password manager, no need to keep that backup.
You can delete your passwords from the lastpass vault.
Excellent content. But, at times your picture in corner blocks important content. Anyway to make your picture movable? That would help. Thanks.
hi, is there a way i can see my key pass in my 1password app at my iPhone ?
If you allow 1Password to handle 2FA automagically, doesn't that negate the whole point? Whats the point of turning it on if 1Pass will handle it. Anyone that gets your phone and the account is logged in essentially has the keys to the kingdom... why make it easier for them? Its another layer of security removed. Right?
I’m confused about the mfa, when you set up a website adding a mfa, do you have to use it every time you go to that website? I can see it makes the website more secure, but it would seem to take away the advantage of not having to remember passwords.
For the sharing option, can one share just individual passwords, rather than a complete vault? Nordpass has this option.
There is an option to share with a link that can expire.
I am not sure if a Family Plan allows me more than ONE device per person or up to...?
If I dont currently have a password manager and want to start using this, do I have to figure out my current passwords from all my apps, emails etc and type them into 1Password vault manager?
If you have them saved somewhere like your browser, you can export them. If you're just going off of memory, you can add them in over time as you visit websites
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it would be good to folow the process of changing passwords in conjunction with a web site..Seeing th flow would be good..................Possible next time!
Thank you for the great video. I am finally deciding to go with a PM and 1password looks to be the one, at present. The one place where I was hoping to get some clarification in the video, you started but then veered off. Is it possible to change passwords for a site FROM WITHIN 1password? In the vid, you did this with the Coursera site, and made it a really bad choice. However, you didn't really talk about that after that point. Let's say it wasn't a poor choice, but a randomly generated strong password. Now, the next time I go to Coursera, 1password has the wrong credentials, does it not? This was a huge confusion to me as to how or why you would edit the password from inside 1password. Can you explain for me? It would be great if there was a magic button that could go through my hundreds of passwords and auto-change them but I'd settle for even one at a time, if I could do it from the 1password application or web page. Thanks!
Unfortunately you can't change it from within the password manager. When you change you password on a site, it will prompt a new password and ask if you want to update the existing one or create a new entry in the password manager.
Excellent video. I will be using this tutorial when I sign up for 1Password. My only complaint (a minor one) is your face in the video with rather distracting as it takes away from the tutorial screen view. Nothing personal but what value is there to the viewer to see your face? Again, great video and thank you.
Thanks for that feedback. I've removed that from more recent videos as I also found it to not be necessary.
This seems generally well-presented, but as I haven't started to use 1Password yet I have several questions which are not obvious. For example, if I set up a 25 character password and I get logged out after a time-out, do I have to enter all 25 characters next time I want to log into a web site? And how long is the secret key? If 4-6 characters I can remember it, but if longer I cannot. So where do I store it? And then there is a reference to "a favourite authenticator". I don't know what this means. I don't have such a thing. Indeed some applications, including credit card transaction, sent a code to my 'phone, but does this mean something different? IS this "authenticator" an application on a device, or simply a mobile phone number?
What is worrying is that I have (very) many years of computer experience. One of my friends invented WWW and I started computing by written a convolution integral in IBM 360 machine code! Thus, what people with no technical background will make of all this I can't imagine - but see comment below!
I keep trying to install the 1Password for Mac, but every time I put in my password, it says "That didn't work". I don't know how to move forward from here.
It's likely that you're mistyping the master password. Are you able to login to the website?
You had to type in your 25 character password a lot. That is more difficult on my Android phone than the qwerty keyboard on my laptop. Is this normal?
This is customizable with 1Password. You can set it so you only ever have to enter it once and instead just use your fingerprint or face to unlock it.
How do I know that they do not. See it
how does it work for family use? is there only one password and everyone uses it? Or does each user make their own, if so then how does it identify which family you're in? If there's only one password, what happens when everyone has gmail, or banking apps, or zoom, etc etc.? How can they sign in separately? None of these tutorials address this.
Each family member has their own login and their own vault. So you won't be able to see each other's passwords unless you share them with each other or put them in a shared vault.
1password only support autofill on url link in my mobile phone but doesnt support android app in my samsung ultra s24. I have already tick autofill and selected 1 password as prefered password service. I m totally pissed off as have spent 3 hrs in enabling 1 password for my mobile app.
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Update. I’m the grandmother. Apparently there are no instructions for grandmothers! Where can I get help?
Where are you currently getting blocked?
For the MFA - when it asks you to "touch your security key," what are you doing when you go off camera? Is this a joke or are you actually doing somethig?
I'm actually touching the yubikey I have in my laptop. It has a sensor in it that you need to touch. For the biometric yubikey, it will scan your fingerprint.
Thanks, men I’m sorry, it’s not really for beginners to password managers. A good video though😊
Thanks for that feedback! What would you find more useful for a true beginners guide to password managers?
@@teachmecyber Thanks for the quick reply. Not to be ungrateful and I can only point to my own lack of knowledge, but I miss a little more information about how a password manager works in general. Do you have to have an app on each device, how is it handled on a daily basis, is it easy to integrate with the normal apps you use, what about emails and what about Apps outside the US? etc.
It's probably easy for some, but if you don't know anything about it, you probably start somewhere else. That's just what I meant. Otherwise, thanks for a good video.
Thanks, this is very helpful feedback for future videos!
Jason - TLDR :: I didn’t research this.. what is the lowest tier plan that allows SSO?
It's only supported in the business plan.
Ugh. Just went through on my mac and updated all of my vulnerable passwords, however, no longer able to login to anything on ipad and iphone. Passwords are incorrect.
Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that. What steps did you take to update the vulnerable passwords?
On a new website, it suggests a paaword to use - how does it know the rules of that password? Length, upper & lower case, symbols, numbers. Or do just try the suggestion and if rejected confirgure 1Password password generator?
It won't know the rules the website is requiring. I default to trying to suggestion (which will follow best practices) and if necessary tweak it if the website rejects it. Thankfully that only happens once in a while.
Thank you gorgeous
super good communicator. Not one Um, Like. However, I'm still pretty mystified by the vocabulary and will probably try to find an in-person tutor i.e. a 15-year-olf boy, LOL
Is there anything I can help clarify for you?
Thanks, I think I am an experiential learner and will do better with a tutor. @@teachmecyber
Feel free to hit me up with questions, happy to help where I can!
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What is your favorite authenticator app mean?????
I used to like LastPass. Now I hate LastPass! I'll be switching.
I love the idea too, and you are an excellent videographer; but as a senior not brought up on computers, I still have difficulty getting how to do this. Examples of where I got stuck: "pass phrase"- had to stop and look it up. "MFA" - What's that? Ahh, multi factor authentication. "Hardware key" - Show us what one looks like and how you actually use it. (I saw you press something off camera.) I began to get lost on "Install 1Password on Windows" section. I didn't understand which passwords you were referring to at times--the ones I already had or the new 1p password. It was a little too fast for me as I am unfamiliar with where you are clicking. I'm going to keep re-listening to this over again though until I get it. None of my remarks are meant to downplay the excellence of your video. I'm sure the vast majority of people watching this had no problems whatsoever. Just trying to explain where us older folks get hung up. Thank you so much for making this video!
MFA ?
Are you asking what MFA is?
@@teachmecyber yes
@@teachmecyber yes
MFA stands for multi-factor authentication. It is a secondary way to prove that it is you who is logging in. There are various methods for this. It includes a mobile app on your phone that has a rotating six digit code or text messages to your phone (less secure).
@@teachmecyber 👍🙂 thank you!
There's no way to customize a new password suggested by 1Password when you're registering on a website. You have to use what it suggests. I hope they add the ability to customize.
It can be a bit clunky. You can preset specifics in the password generator and select it to be used as the default for suggestions. Not perfect, but it's a workaround if you're looking to modify.
I get why a work might use this but why would I pay $40 a year in perpituity for a service that google offers for free with its free web browser
This is horrible! Signed up and the first time I go to sign in my password is not recognized. I wrote down the password so I know it is correct. Requested that they cancel my account and refund me.
The graphic interface of this app absolutely sucks! It makes no sense. The "Home" portion is super confusing and doesn't show my vaults, which is where I would start when I log in to access my items. You have to click on "Items" to access your "vaults". Maybe it's because it's all new to me but it has been a real pain in the ass to get set up correctly and learn how to navigate.
It tries to optimize so it goes to the password you need based on the website (assuming you have autofill enabled). You can change the starting point by going to settings and selecting "Appearances and Shortcuts". Then change where it loads to.
At 7:04 you completely glaze over a step. You have to understand most of us watching these video's have no clue on how to set up these things. As a lot of other comments have stated - pretty complicated for non-techies. And mentioning stuff but not explaining how to do it, just makes me go look for answers elsewhere.
Dang, by the time you got to the 30th key and 17th password, I gave up.
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It's not really easy, especially when going 100 MPh. Also, you didn't show how to add our own established passwords and on how to use it on a mobile device.
Are you considering using 1Password and stop using Bitwarden?
Both are great options! I like Bitwarden because of the advanced configurations you can do (as well as the ability to host your own instance).
I find that 1Password is very good for less technical users (e.g. it's something I would recommend to my family who doesn't care about better settings).
For Bitwarden, with changing the KDR to Argon2id, you're in a great position for keeping your passwords secure. You don't have the ability in 1password to change the KDF.
@@teachmecyber I will stick with Bitwarden then :)
Bitwarden is damn ugly, UI bad design
@@JohnSmith-zl8rz Ugly, but it just works so well on all websites I use :)
idk if its my headset but i hate that your only in my left ear
Weird! Might be your headset
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@@teachmecybernow that I got you I would love to see a best Authenticator app review
Thanks for that idea. I've been thinking about doing one of those. I've gotten some comments recently where some weren't sure what Authenticator apps are!
So.....this software is for people who forget their passwords....what if they forget where their secret key is?😂
😂 that would be a bad day! That's why the recovery kit is so important. It's worth printing that out and keeping it handy just in case they lose the secret key!
@@teachmecyber very true
NOT for beginners. Speaks very quickly and assumes a lot of knowledge. I don't have an "authenticator app" or know what one is. Ditto for the hardware key. What do you mean you have it plugged in already? Is it a physical piece of hardware?
I'm sorry you didn't feel this was a beginner level. An authenticator app is a phone app that provides you a two factor authentication code. The most popular are Google Authenticator and Microsoft Authenticator. Both are free!
For the hardware key, it is a physical device. It looks like a little USB thumb drive that you plug into your computer.
I don't want any one going into my bank 4:48
Thanks Daniel. I downloaded the authenticator app and located a hardware key to purchase. @@teachmecyber
Agree with Kathy. You lost me at authenticator app!
Thanks for that feedback, I'll be sure to go deeper into authenticator apps in future videos!
too complex to set up. Plus you require to physically store secret key
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this is not what I was expecting from this video...
Define what acronyms are. Don't assume people are tech savvy. MFA? Also what are you doing when you "touch" your hardware key. What is the hardware key- a flash drive? Too cumbersome to set up........................................
Too hard to follow you
So poorly done for a so-called "beginner". What's a hardware key? What does MFA mean?
No
Not easy
The process needs practicing over time
I clicked for a "tutorial", and got a "lengthy sales pitch" first. People looking for a TUTORIAL shouldn't have to waste thir time on a lengthy sales pitch. Booo.
Complicated
Sorry this didn't resonate with you. Let me know what questions you have.
I am the slowest that is how they change my setting
It seems that you think the faster you talk the easier the app seems, NOT. Try this out on your grandmother first. Easier for you difficult for me.
I'm sorry you feel that way. Let me know if you have any questions that I can help clear anything up for you.
An option I use when the content is hard to follow is tapping the settings cog on the video. A drop down menu appears and you can choose a playback speed. It’s in increments of .75/ .5 /or .25 this can make it easier to follow along. I find if I engage this feature and use the pause button the content is easier to absorb. Sorry Jason, enabling this makes you sound a bit tipsy.
Haha all good! If it helps, I'm all for it
Are we really still using not 🤦
There is a way to update the speed for it to be slower.