![]() Especially since I'd need the login password to even access my password manager, and then the password manager's password after I logged into the computer. ![]() What does a password manager have to do with your computer's login password? I use a password manager heavily and don't think I've ever thought to save my computer's login password into the password manager.You can't remember your own password, which you must have typed a thousand times to use your own computer.Friend is untrustworthy enough to justify remote wiping the machine, but somehow trustworthy enough that the Macbook is now back in your possession.Therefore, not the type of friend you would leave a Macbook with. Wiping the Macbook would have required the Macbook to be powered up and online on wifi, so the "friend" would have needed to be actively lifting the lid / powering up and trying to use their own friend's Macbook, while said friend (you) had so little trust in them that you remotely wiped said Macbook.Somehow trusted friend enough to leave an expensive item with them for three months no worries, but didn't trust them enough to NOT wipe the Macbook remotely.Left a Macbook at a friend's place, just randomly left it like whatever.I guess I'm having trouble with the facts of the story.
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