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You’re entering your password into your password manager, which is stored by a company or entity whose entire job is to keep it secure. You’re not giving your password, in any form, to the website or service you’re accessing. When the website gets compromised, your hashed password is not in a database waiting to be cracked. All the attacker gets is a public key they can’t use for anything.

The post you have commented on is a link to a blog post that answers the question.

Yep, another happy Jabra Elite user here. I used to hate earbuds because they never stayed in my ears and always hurt, but it turns out I just hated bad earbuds. I use these for running, biking, washing the dishes, doing laundry, etc. etc. etc.