The Best Password Managers | Tested and Reviewed
Update: Enpass has changed its pricing. An annual subscription now costs $11.99 and a lifetime subscription costs $49.99. Additionally, Dashlane now offers multi-factor authentication.
The best password managers of the year are #Keeper, #StickyPassword, #PasswordBoss, #LastPass, #RoboForm and #Enpass. We tested them all out and will discuss their security policies, encryption methods, mobile applications and more!
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Time Stamps
0:37 Best Overall: Keeper
1:56 Best For Families: Sticky Password
3:43 Best For iPhones: RoboForm
4:44 Best For Android: LastPass
5:38 Best For Macs: Password Boss
6:46 Best For Windows: Enpass
7:55 Recap
Looking for a password manager but not sure where to start? You’re in the right place. In this review, I picked out the best password managers for a number of categories: best overall, best for families, and best for Macs, iPhones, Androids, and Windows computers. I review each of the password managers in terms of their privacy policies, features, subscription options, customer support, and apps, determining which ones are worthwhile and for what customer, specifically. With extra features like dark web scans, VPNs, and even identity theft insurance, many of these password managers go above and beyond the call of duty- but which one is right for you? We’ll go over our top picks from this year, which are #Keeper, #StickyPassword, #PasswordBoss, #LastPass, #RoboForm and #Enpass.
Gabe Turner is Security Baron’s Director of Content.
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