Today, we’re making transferring your password and passkeys between password managers easier and safer on Android — no file downloads required.
Here’s how you can make the switch on compatible managers:
1️⃣ Start the move
Open your new password manager app and choose the option to import or copy your passwords and passkeys from another provider. The password manager will then hand the task over to @Android.
2️⃣ Let Android securely coordinate the data transfer
@Android will automatically detect existing password managers on your device and show you which you can import from.
3️⃣ Review and authorize
Once you tap “Continue,” @Android will bring you to your existing password manager to select, review, and authorize the transfer. Your data will then be quickly and securely transferred between the apps.
Warning: if you're renting from @SIXTCanada 🇨🇦 @SixtRentACar refused to recognize my CDW insurance at Toronto Pearson, a policy underwritten by @IntactInsurance , one of Canada's biggest insurers. Nobody told me this during booking. My wife @raniafazah landed after a 16-hour trip and was held at the counter for 90 minutes, only to be told that in case there is damage to the vehicle, pay SIXT first and chase your insurer yourself. A formal complaint now filed with Ontario's Consumer Protection Branch @ONconsumer .
#SIXTCanada #ConsumerProtection #TravelWarning #Toronto
A beautiful piece by @zalali@TheNationalNews
about political and social dynamics in Iraq unnoticed by many: the rise of a more assertive society and a radical change in the role of the State.
https://t.co/dN1uPV3nQH
I was honored to bring a modest contribution to these great and very practical guidelines on Managing the Humanitarian and Security Dimensions in Northeast Syria in relation to Children Affected by the Foreign Fighter Phenomenon. Thank you @CRTG_Group @_CeciliaPolizzi for the opportunity. https://t.co/S5OFrFx6Qs
Inboxed Msg: "A newly shifted in our street at sector G-8/2 near Tipu Market, and they make speed breakers in front of their house. He said I worked in #CDA". @CDAthecapital#Islamabad
A family, having 3 Minor Kids, are residing in an abandoned waiting area Shed of Main Khanna Pul stop on #IslamabadExpressway since last 15-20 days. #Islamabad Administration are requested to kindly approach them & shift them to any Shelter Home before hard winter season. @dcislamabad
Dear Twitter/X
You suspended account of @FearlessWolfess. She was a verified user and a very positive person who contributes a lot towards community development and human advocacy. She is a Human Rights Defender and member of the
@LawReformsORG. Kindly unsuspend her account
ASAP
Brilliant analysis by @ClaudiaGazzini@CrisisGroup about the situation in East Libya, accurately reflecting the real situation and challenges. I wish all analysts would use such rigor and would take the effort to see things on the ground before flooding us with fiction stories about #StormDaniel in #EasternLibya
Against Seeming Odds, Assistance Comes to Derna https://t.co/R3UiH80ywG via @crisisgroup
After Watching the Controversial Movie #BarbieMovie :
1- The concept of censoring and banning movies in countries reflects a regressive and reactionary approach that is out of touch with the digital globalization era.
2- Such actions are counterproductive, as they inadvertently generate more interest in the banned movie rather than limiting its audience.
3- Censorship constitutes a grave violation of human rights.
4- These rights are derived from the core principle of human dignity, which is a cornerstone across various religions.
5- Even if we were to assume that the Barbie movie is objectionable in some way (which is not accurate), what about the multitude of films that glorify violence, crime, corruption, political manipulation, and other forms of debauchery? Shouldn't they all be banned if the same standards are applied?
6- By these standards, the classic cartoon "Tom & Jerry" should be censored, as it perpetuates racial stereotypes and challenges “God’s” will about life and death (both Tom and Jerry survive deadly injuries but never die).
7- It's likely that Minister @JudgeMMortada@Najib_Mikati@bkerki and those involved in the decision to ban the movie in Lebanon didn't even watch it, as we have seen irrational and improvised decisions taken on much more important issues.
8- This illustrates the prevailing mediocrity within Lebanon's political, religious, social circles.
9- The movie doesn't actually promote LGBTQ or transsexualism. Instead, it advances a balanced feminist agenda.
10- The film highlights the potential pitfalls of extreme feminism, such as perpetuating "girls-only" environments every day or marginalizing men.
11- It also underscores that women can be both mothers and leaders, that notions of "body perfection" are unrealistic and that imperfections like cellulite and wrinkles are normal.
12- The movie also addresses the fact that while dolls lack sexual organs, girls possess sexual identities and physical attributes. It normalizes the idea of visiting an OB-GYN.
13- So, what exactly is objectionable in all of this? Is advocating for women's inherent right to decide whether to marry or not, to play equal roles in society, assume leadership positions as much as men, and be free from gender biases truly contrary to religious principles?
14- This is an ossified approach that will only steer young people away from religion.
Michelle and I will always be grateful for Clarence’s friendship and wise counsel. Our thoughts are with his family and everyone whose life was touched by a truly remarkable man.
Need some attention on this as well. Once An agriculture economy, now ranked 99th out of 129 in hunger index. Need to check Loss of agri land to housing schemes. #Hunger@Xadeejournalist@mosharrafzaidi
https://t.co/GjhrW5qW7u