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Free account cannot create "shared folders". But this feature is only meaningful if you have more than two people. If it's just the two of you, individual shares should suffice. There isn't much difference between 2 premium accounts vs. 1 family subscription. Prices are exactly the same, and features are almost identical.-Standard IT advice is not to share your passwords with anyone. Do you make new passwords that are different from your email/Facebook/etc accounts? Do you just tell your passwords to your spouse? Do credit cards, banks, lenders let each of you have your own login to the same account?-The purpose is for them to have a "Recovery" account that you can setup in your main BitWarden account. For every day use, you both "login" to BitWarden using your account on your PCs and phones.?You and your wife can have either Free accounts or Premium accounts (or one of each) â it makes no difference for purposes of sharing. You can then set up a Free Organization, and rename the "Default Collection" to "Shared" (or create a separate collection called "Shared", if you prefer).+Coming at this from a totally different angle, and perhaps unusual. I couldn't care less if my spouse has all my passwords. In fact I have to remind him from time to time what to do if I croak so that he can access everything that has a password. I sure know all of his. Business, personal, I don't care. It's all the same to me.~A new poll has revealed most couples share at least some of their online passwords, but should they? Experts weighed in to Newsweek.`Several recommendations in case you decide to share some or all of your passwords with your partner: Establish in which situation they can access the different accounts. "All the time", "only if"⦠Set boundaries about how the accounts can be used.
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Free account cannot create "shared folders". But this feature is only meaningful if you have more than two people. If it's just the two of you, individual shares should suffice. There isn't much difference between 2 premium accounts vs. 1 family subscription. Prices are exactly the same, and features are almost identical.-Standard IT advice is not to share your passwords with anyone. Do you make new passwords that are different from your email/Facebook/etc accounts? Do you just tell your passwords to your spouse? Do credit cards, banks, lenders let each of you have your own login to the same account?-The purpose is for them to have a "Recovery" account that you can setup in your main BitWarden account. For every day use, you both "login" to BitWarden using your account on your PCs and phones.?You and your wife can have either Free accounts or Premium accounts (or one of each) â it makes no difference for purposes of sharing. You can then set up a Free Organization, and rename the "Default Collection" to "Shared" (or create a separate collection called "Shared", if you prefer).+Coming at this from a totally different angle, and perhaps unusual. I couldn't care less if my spouse has all my passwords. In fact I have to remind him from time to time what to do if I croak so that he can access everything that has a password. I sure know all of his. Business, personal, I don't care. It's all the same to me.~A new poll has revealed most couples share at least some of their online passwords, but should they? Experts weighed in to Newsweek.`Several recommendations in case you decide to share some or all of your passwords with your partner: Establish in which situation they can access the different accounts. "All the time", "only if"⦠Set boundaries about how the accounts can be used.