Can I use this space to ask how people actually use password managers on mobile? I got LastPass recently and put on it a good secure "correct horse battery staple"-type password. So now when I use accounts on my phone I have to type that password instead of my short, randomly generated, reused-all-the-time password. This means I'm more secure (no password reuse) but typing 30ish characters without error into my phone is tough! It usually takes me three tries and every time I curse my new password manager.
But the alternative seems to be staying logged in to LastPass which means it's just my four digit phone pin to get access to everything. I mean, I guess if someone takes my phone and bypasses my PIN then I've already lost basically everything. But at least I wouldn't also be signing them into my bank account. My phone doesn't have biometrics which I think would be my compromise if it had them.
But the alternative seems to be staying logged in to LastPass which means it's just my four digit phone pin to get access to everything. I mean, I guess if someone takes my phone and bypasses my PIN then I've already lost basically everything. But at least I wouldn't also be signing them into my bank account. My phone doesn't have biometrics which I think would be my compromise if it had them.