I drop this question here to see if somebody is already facing the same problem.
As a catastrophic recovery plan of my password manager I keep an encrypted copy of the database + some portable apps in a Dropbox account. The idea is that if one day I am suffering a big problem with my Handy and I am away of my computer (or just awoken naked in the middle of the forest) I can recover my digital identities so I can send t least an email.
I was using Dropbox but recently I discovered that sometimes they send a confirmation email when they think something suspicious is going on.
Can anybody recommend a storage provider without those annoying confirmation emails??
If they accept weak password in this case it would be a plus
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