{"id":"junk-yard.are-passwords-shared-with-my-other-devices","url":"/faq/junk-yard/are-passwords-shared-with-my-other-devices","category":{"id":"junk-yard","title":"Junk Yard"},"subcategory":{"id":"devices","title":"Sharing with your other devices"},"question":"Are passwords I copy shared with my other devices?","alt_questions":["Does clipboard sharing send passwords?","Bridge clipboard password safety","Password manager copy shared to PC?","Is clipboard sharing safe for passwords?"],"short_answer":"No. Copies from password managers or marked as secret are never captured or sent to your devices. Ordinary text isn't recognised as secret, so switch Sharing off before copying sensitive text.","answer_markdown":"No. Anything copied from a password manager, or marked by an app as secret, is skipped on purpose — it's never captured on the board and never sent to your other devices, even with clipboard sharing on.\n\nOrdinary text that happens to contain a password isn't recognised as secret, so turn **Sharing** off before copying sensitive text from a regular document.","answer_html":"

No. Anything copied from a password manager, or marked by an app as secret, is skipped on purpose — it's never captured on the board and never sent to your other devices, even with clipboard sharing on.

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Ordinary text that happens to contain a password isn't recognised as secret, so turn Sharing off before copying sensitive text from a regular document.

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Junk Yard · Sharing with your other devices

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Are passwords I copy shared with my other devices?

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Short answer: No. Copies from password managers or marked as secret are never captured or sent to your devices. Ordinary text isn't recognised as secret, so switch Sharing off before copying sensitive text.

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No. Anything copied from a password manager, or marked by an app as secret, is skipped on purpose — it's never captured on the board and never sent to your other devices, even with clipboard sharing on.

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Ordinary text that happens to contain a password isn't recognised as secret, so turn Sharing off before copying sensitive text from a regular document.

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