[Raphmedia]

I strongly disagree. Perhaps if you use your computer all alone in your private office, that makes sense.

That's now how I use the computer, that's not how all my friends use their computers and that seriously now how the next generation is using their computer.

When I am on youtube, I have up to 5 friends behind me. I don't want them to see my youtube password. When I log into steam, I most likely have someone behind me. When I log into my Evernote account, it's most likely to show a quote or some information to a friend. I don't want them to see the password.

To make it short, I believe that most young people use the computer as a social activity. Showing the password by default makes NO SENSE.

I wouldn't want a client to see my password when I screenshare during a presentation. Nor my coworker to see it on the big screen in the conference room.

I very, very strongly disagree with that article.