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SummaryIs it safe/private to share my password with this application? Contextman privacy! my apple id is my whole life |
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You can use your original Password/Username and once used, change it :-) |
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I have this concern too. Have you tried creating an app-specific password for your apple id? |
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App specific passwords are for apps that run on iDevices. They are no help here, as you cannot use one to login to iCloud.com via the web. |
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I share your concern. We're using https://pypi.org/project/keyring/ to store the password in the system keyring. The backend is different, depending on the platform you're running this on:
If you consider those as safe it should be. ;-) You're free not to safe the password and specify it on each run. But then you could see it in the process list, which might be another issue when working on a shared device... |
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I share your concern. We're using https://pypi.org/project/keyring/ to store the password in the system keyring. The backend is different, depending on the platform you're running this on:
If you consider those as safe it should be. ;-) You're free not to safe the password and specify it on each run. But then you could see it in the process list, which might be another issue when working on a shared device...