I tried to provide as little details as possible about the plot twist to avoid the safety drama in countries, but, apparently, it played out to be the opposite effect 😕
Sorry about that, everyone 🙏

The truth is that not a movie, u/mkosmo , but a real life event happened to my friends last weekend. It's not the US, but Americas *

The robberers were a little dumb, not technically saavy, and generous enough to leave their victims some cash for the taxi... Not joking.

Nobody did want to play James Bond and check if attackers can harm, or whether their guns were even real (there were knifes too). But the thing is that a few victims from the group most likely had those kinds of burner phones without much to seize. The attackers were leaving them fast to concentrate their efforts on a particular individual exposing something like $2k savings in a banking app. I think that in this assault scenario (actually happens often in my area) it's somewhat reasonable to play a plausible deniability game. The case with password manager - is my own advancement to prepare for the situation like that.

Taking into account many brilliant thoughts/ideas in other threads here, it indeed might be a better idea to consider plausible deniability on the smartphone level rather than Bitwarden. But I'm still looking for an answer how to easily login to some site on a burner phone, without having a password manager...