Invalid password, now go to hell
Lightning Orchard makes the overdramatized, yet understandable point that passwords and security issues can be a real pincer birth.
For those who have never heard of Dashlane, at the end of this TV spot, it might remain unclear at first what exactly the company wants to communicate. Nevertheless, the one-minute video will trigger an approving and sympathetic nod from one or the other.
Before the protagonist of the spot, who is rowed through the area by Death himself, is allowed to enter paradise, the obligatory password and various security questions are requested. And this is done via a portable whiteboard, which the Grim Reaper conveniently carries with him. Despite help, the increasingly desperate man is finally denied entry after several failed attempts because he has reached the limit of wrong answers. Classic.
Dashlane is supposed to remedy such situations, because the password manager collects all of a user's passwords, which allows him to keep an overview and not run the risk of being excluded from the password paradise. This is visualized by a protagonist dancing happily in the clouds. All's well that ends well.
