[fsociety]

Does It notify about breaches In general, or only those related to your accounts?

it tell about site not about my email...like this..

I see, so It relates to whether your account was compromised on a given site.

It's a very handy feature they've added.

no it not like that man they will show weather my email leak or not than also they will tell that this got breach that that day...etc etc...its not related to our email ....

[mothered]

no it not like that  man they will show weather my email leak or not than also they will tell that this got breach that that day...etc etc...its not related to our email ....

Judging by what's stated In the Image below, It's still account-related, but more to the fact as to whether It's at risk of being compromised- with every possibility that It already has.

[Dismas]

I've never used password managers, as I'm paranoid of something going wrong.

Are people still using password managers? Curious how long members have been using them.

[mothered]

I've never used password managers, as I'm paranoid of something going wrong.

Same here, and for the exact reason as yourself.

[billyferg]

Rather than getting the list taken down, when its likely been spread all over, is to use the time to start changing some passwords.

[Defeat]

Chrome bring something new like firefox it alert notification when breach happens.

Does It notify about breaches In general, or only those related to your accounts?

I've looked at the specific accounts and passwords it points out and look try to locate these breaches but they're nowhere to be found. I wonder how accurate it really is. It doesn't give too much information

Edit: Does anyone use Nordpass?

I still haven't picked 1 to go with lol

[mothered]

Chrome bring something new like firefox it alert notification when breach happens.

Does It notify about breaches In general, or only those related to your accounts?

I've looked at the specific accounts and passwords it points out and look try to locate these breaches but they're nowhere to be found.  I wonder how accurate it really is.  It doesn't give too much information

I wonder how accurate it really is.

^ I think your findings have (partially) answered the above.

[ConcernedCitizen]

Sorry that you got breached. Never store anything important in a browser, always use a manager, or at the very least, save them to an encrypted file.

This is another example why I use a paid password manager. They don't care how many passwords I store and it only costs me $7/mo w/ Dashlane. Everything is hosted on my computer, encrypted in the cloud and they can't access it. I can change passwords for most of my websites instantly. There's a free version, I think, but I always had the paid version that offers VPN (which I don't use, maybe someday if my provider goes away). And a bunch of other cool stuff. It's really a great password manager. I also get free note storage and auto fill across devices. This isn't an ad but I love it.

[scargo]

always use different password in every site, data breach are scary

[killswitch14]

Did you check to see if the breach was apart of a class action suit?