I still don't fully like the idea that you have to give up ownership of a login entry in order to share it, but whatever. OK, here is the break where I play around a little bit more and look through the documentation and get a better understanding.Īfter playing around a bit more, I am ready to concede that the Bitwarden method isn't completely bad. I now have to remember to create all new entries in the organization (not in my personal account). The login is for me, not for the organization. To do that, it now requires a lot more management and just doesn't feel right. Especially since I am really looking to share all of my passwords with my wife. I don't really like the idea of transferring ownership of an entry to the organization in order to share it.

Then you can shared the entries by give people (your personal account) access to the tags (collections).

This account has login entries that can be tagged (adding to a collection). You can almost think of the organization as a third account. You are completely giving over the login entry to the organization and then that organization is sharing it with you.

You will no longer be the direct owner of this item once it has been shared.' Sharing transfers ownership of the item to the organization. 'Choose an organization that you wish to share this item with. After actually reading the message that pops up when 'sharing' a login, I realize that you are really transferring the login to the organization.

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