In a matter of days‚ we learned not just about one but two massive password data breaches. One involved millions of leaked passwords‚ while the other concerned some 26 billion records‚ including passwords and other personally identifiable information. If you still don't use a password manager to safely store all the passwords for your online accounts and suggest safe‚ unique passwords for the new internet accounts‚ now's the time to do it. If you recycle your passwords to remember them more easily‚ now is the time to replace them with unique passwords that your password manager can remember for you. There are several great solutions on the market right now‚ and I'm using a combination of three: the iPhone's built-in password manager‚ 1Password‚ and the Proton Pass service.  I've been using Proton Pass since it launched‚ and I've recommended it a few times already. I also said the premium Proton Pass Plus subscription is the way to go‚ as it offers better features than the free version. I pointed out a few great Proton Pass deals recently. If you've failed to take advantage of them‚ you should know that Proton just dropped prices for Proton Pass Plus‚ and the discounts apply to existing customers as well. That's right -- you might be getting some money back soon. Continue reading... The post Proton Pass Plus is getting cheaper appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Running Bob Ross through Google’s DeepDream is just as terrifying as you’d imagine The 4 best retro handhelds of 2023 for every price range