Google Password Manager

Google Password Manager is convenient, but its security has a major privacy concern. Anyone who knows your phone's screen lock may be able to access all your saved passwords. Many people share their phone PINs with partners or family members, but that should not mean giving them access to every personal account. This creates an unnecessary privacy risk and makes it difficult to keep personal accounts secure, even within trusted relationships.

I do not understand the rationale behind your decision to develop a few applications. First of all, if my phone is given to somebody, and at that time if I forgot to lock the password app or pin the app, anyone can see the pattern generally people use for their passwords, which can then be misused. The simple way would be to use a simple trick: add a layer to open, add a lock before one enters into it. This simple thing needs to be asked for from the pixel team. This is ridiculous.

I believe that the app was perfect for my needs for having All my passwords and I never had any issues with this app! and no has ever hacked in it so all my passwords were safe! it pop's right up when you need it the most and it gives you all the information that you need! look out for when they ask you questions about this app on the bottom, it keeps moving and you can get your messages wrong when writing about the app!