Password Keeper

[Mottie]

Just had a notice that my 'Keeper' password keeper will auto renew in a months time costing £40. I just store all my web login passwords, credit card details etc on it rather than write them down in a book. It used to be free. Looking around, I see that there is something built into iOS called iCloud keychain that seems to do the same thing. And it’s free. Does anyone on here use this instead of a paid for password keeper?

 

[Scally-Ho]

What a frikkin rip-off. Yet another reason I'm glad I do not own a smart phone.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

I use the Password Safe and Manager app (on android though I imagine its available to the Dark side) paid about £4 as a one off but used the free version quite happily for the first year or something, seems no more or less secure than the rest. Regular updates as you'd expect and easy to use.

 

[mattylad]

I use Bitwarden for free.
It keeps all my passwords and secure notes very well, and it works on everything rather than just ios.
Every site I log onto gets it's own secure and unique password recorded, all I need to do is remember one secure password or phrase.

I don't know what I'd do without it, I'd need a very big book to store all the logins in lol

 

[Koolpc]

I use a quill and ink..

 

[robinbanks]

I use a freeware called KeePass for PC (I like the ability to set up keyboard shortcuts to have it type passwords, and that it can generate 2FA codes too)

Keychain for iOS, as it's apple's built in manager; works well

What a frikkin rip-off.

It's free; how's that a rip-off?

the Dark side

LOL

The Dark Side; where stuff Just Works

 

[jj4091]

I use it on my phone and laptop