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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't currently, nor does my husband with me. But if that was his reaction? I'd be going through is phone TODAY. That response is suspicious AF. [/quote]

Op here. I did, didn’t find anything. [/quote]

How do you go through someone's phone? I don't have my husband's password nor he mine. [/quote]

Of course I have my H's password and he has mine, [b]why wouldn't he[/b]. How would he unlock it when he is using it. [/quote]

For privacy? [/quote]

Having someone's password doesn't mean you're violating their privacy. It's not hard. [/quote]

But it does mean they could. I prefer to take that option off the table. [/quote]

So you would rather be married to someone that you don't trust enough to share your password with than the reverse? Interesting. I'd rather be married to someone I trust enough to share my password with because I know they'd never use it to violate my privacy. But you do what you need to in order to protect yourself I guess.[/quote]

I trust him and he trusts me. It's why there's no need to share passwords. [/quote]

At Least put a list of your passwords in a file
Somewhere in case one of you dies. I can speak from experience, it's a NIGHTMARE trying to deal with an estate if you can't log into any of the electronics or websites.

Write them down somewhere or your loved ones will end up in an administrative hell if you die unexpectedly. [/quote]

We have a list of shared financial information and access. No need for the phone password. [/quote]

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