[DoeZ]

I really love my MaskMe on my desktop and laptop...it does so much for me it's unreal. It holds all my passwords for all the sites I'm registered in...actually it will make me very strong passwords and remember for the next time I sign into that site because it will auto sign me in. It'll mask my email if I didn't want to give them my real email address so I don't get all the spam that usually goes along with it. It's just something I've been using for a few yrs now and I'm totally lost without it lol. So wish they had it for my iPhone. But is there an app out there similar to this one (free) I can't seem to find anything that has any kind of good reviews...let alone many people using it. Does anyone know of any good password keepers? Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You

[pr1nce]

There are several apps to choose from. I use an app called Password Keeper. It's free and I've used it for over a year. It's very clean and easy to use. It has auto fill and will remember your passwords for all your website logins and has a password generator. Good luck choosing an app.


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[iRiidium]

I've been using an app called Splash ID. It's a great password keeper and is cross platform with apps for iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac. It will also generate strong passwords and can be used via the cloud or independently. I'd be truly lost without it.


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[rstark18]

I've always generated my own passwords. I love the idea of using a password generator/keeper like Lastpass or others but I can't seem to get past two drawbacks.

First is the fact that when it generates it's random password then you have to use the apps built in web browser to access the site. For the most important sites like banking this is a no go. I use my financial institutions apps to log into my accounts. I know I can probably log into the password app, copy the password and paste it into the financial institutions app but this is too convoluted.

Second I always worry about site getting hacked. These password sites have way more focus on them to get hacked into than I do. And seeing how companies have been slow to release notifications of hacking break-ins, I don't really trust all my sensitive data to them.

[ckillam3]

I recommend 1Password. It does come at a cost, but it works very on iOS, Safari, Firefox, Chrome, and IE.

[warcraftWidow]

I recommend 1Password. It does come at a cost, but it works very on iOS, Safari, Firefox, Chrome, and IE.

I second this. I use the Mac version and the iOS version. Well worth the price.

[Jaguarr40]

Have you tried DataVault? It also has a desktop companion to sync it with and it syncs to Dropbox and the cloud as well. Great app. I keep everything in it.

[iEd]

1 Password is it for me. ICloud sync to Mac. Set it forget it.

[iOS Gravity]

1 Password is a good one.

[taz323]

Password Keeper works great for me, an it's free.

[DoeZ]

I've been using an app called Splash ID. It's a great password keeper and is cross platform with apps for iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac. It will also generate strong passwords and can be used via the cloud or independently. I'd be truly lost without it.

What do you mean by "cross platform with apps for iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac."?

[DoeZ]

Have you tried DataVault? It also has a desktop companion to sync it with and it syncs to Dropbox and the cloud as well. Great app. I keep everything in it.

This is an app that keeps all your passwords and signs you in to your websites and even makes you strong passwords?

[Rockdog97]

I use eWallet and it syncs with my iphone, mini and desktop....

[Timhewitt]

Can't find a password keeper? There are dozens in the App Store - all price points. Many cross platform.
Lots of different features...

[DoeZ]

Can't find a password keeper? There are dozens in the App Store - all price points. Many cross platform.
Lots of different features...

Well that was just the title of my post...I really couldn't make it all that long now could I...lol And yes I found some password keepers...but none that were impressing me all that much and posting my question and getting the comments and advice from others I find to be very helpful in my search. That's all. And I don't quite understand what the "cross platform" as I had asked earlier above but no reply. Thanks very much tho

[iOS Gravity]

Well that was just the title of my post...I really couldn't make it all that long now could I...lol And yes I found some password keepers...but none that were impressing me all that much and posting my question and getting the comments and advice from others I find to be very helpful in my search. That's all. And I don't quite understand what the "cross platform" as I had asked earlier above but no reply. Thanks very much tho

Cross platform means that it's available on other Operating Systems.

[DoeZ]

Cross platform means that it's available on other Operating Systems.

Other operating systems...as in what...desktops droids etc?

[warcraftWidow]

Other operating systems...as in what...desktops droids etc?

Yes cross platform means pcs (windows and/or Mac), and some or all mobile platforms (iOS, android, blackberry, windows phone).

[DoeZ]

Yes cross platform means pcs (windows and/or Mac), and some or all mobile platforms (iOS, android, blackberry, windows phone).

Ok so then basically they would just link with each other and work like that?

[jagfan2]

Check out.....The Vault - Secure Data and Document Storage. It is free but has several in app purchase options if needed. Developer is very responsive. I've been pleased with the product.

[phreddyl]

Data vault is great and it syncs with computer as well

[ernbrdn]

I recently found one called Enpass. 4.99 for a universal app, I believe android has an app as well. On too of that for a limited time they are giving away the free windows and Mac client. Everything stays synced with automatic Dropbox syncing. I haven't even thought about a password manager since.


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[serglb]

I recommend "Dashlane" from personal experience and the iPhone has a built in password keeper - "Keychain."


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[TreyDaPrince]

Right now I use Keeper but as soon as 1 Password updates to iOS7, then I'll switch to that. I bought it when it was on sale a few weeks ago but didn't like the fact that they didn't update it to match the iOS7 look & feel.

[DoeZ]

Right now I use Keeper but as soon as 1 Password updates to iOS7, then I'll switch to that. I bought it when it was on sale a few weeks ago but didn't like the fact that they didn't update it to match the iOS7 look & feel.

There were so many for 1 Password but I didn't realize that it wasn't updated to the iOS7. Any idea when that might be? I'm still looking around and reading and just researching because I don't want to choose one that suddenly goes down or something.