bitwarden-android/store/google/nb/copy.resx

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  <data name="Title" xml:space="preserve">
    <value>bitwarden Passordbehandler</value>
    <comment>Max 30 characters</comment>
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    <value>bitwarden er en innloggings- og passordbehandler som holder deg trygg på nettet.</value>
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    <value>bitwarden er den enkleste og tryggeste måten å lagre alle dine innlogginger og passord mens de blir praktisk synkronisert mellom alle dine mobiler og PCer.

Passordtyveri er et seriøst problem. Nettstedene og appene som du bruker er under angrep hver eneste dag. Sikkerhetsbrudd forekommer, og dine passord blir stjålet. Når du bruker de samme passordene over flere apper og nettsteder, kan hackere lett få tilgang til din E-post, bankkonto, og andre viktige kontoer.

Sikkerhetseksperter anbefaler at du bruker forskjellig og tilfeldig genererte passord for hver konto du lager. Men hvordan behandler du alle de passordene? Bitwarden gjør det lett for deg å lage, lagre, og få tilgang til dine passord.

bitwarden lagrer alle dine innlogginger i et kryptert hvelv som synkroniseres mellom alle dine mobiler og PCer. Siden den er fullt kryptert før den noensinne forlater din enhet, har bare du tilgang til dine dataer. Selv ikke arbeiderne hos bitwarden kan lese dine dataer, om vi så ville det. Dine dataer er forseglet med AES 256-bitkryptering, saltet kodifisering, og PBKDF2 SHA-256.</value>
    <comment>Max 4000 characters</comment>
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    <value>En sikker og fri passordbehandler for alle dine PCer og mobiler</value>
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    <value>Administrer alle dine innlogginger og passord fra et sikkert hvelv</value>
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    <value>Automatisk generer sterke, tilfeldige og sikre passord</value>
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  <data name="Screenshot3" xml:space="preserve">
    <value>Beskytt ditt hvelv med fingeravtrykk, PIN-kode, eller superpassord</value>
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    <value>Auto-utfyll raskt innlogginger fra innenfor din nettleser og i andre apper</value>
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    <value>Synkroniser og få tilgang til ditt hvelv fra flere enheter

• Smarttelefoner
• Nettbrett
• PCer
• Nettet</value>
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