Top 5 Best FREE Password Managers

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It's also best not to use terrible passwords for your accounts like 123456, qwerty, "your name", and never use "Password" as your password Thanks for watching :)
Comment from : Brett In Tech

Yah so, LassPass no longer free for sync on all devices
Comment from : Tani

sad that we have to leave lastpass
Comment from : Muhannad

Beginning March 16, 2021, we will be introducing some changes to our LastPass Free experience, including how many device types free users will be able to use LastPass on (more details below) br br brbrWhat's changing in LastPass Free? brBeginning March 16, 2021, LastPass Free will include access on one device type of your choice The first device you login with on or after March 16 will set your active device type br brThis seriously cripples my ability to seamlessly go from phone to PC to tablet (unless I pay up) Feels like ransom to me!
Comment from : Jay Ryan

Bitwarden works awesome
Comment from : FEG JB

I use BitWarden It's open-source and the free version will suffice for most people
Comment from : LightGranite23

bi need to stop thinking every outdated site has virus/b
Comment from : mentl

I installed and set up Dashlane only to discover it was a 30 day trial, not a free version 😕
Comment from : Information Warfare

Bitwarden 👍
Comment from : Mohammed Anzil

Helpful, ty!
Comment from : Jack Bennett

i dont understand these applicationsbryou pay a plan for store your passwords in your site???brwtf??? that is dangerousbrbrbesides you use apps for storage your passwords??brthat is trustworthy?
Comment from : marvin silverman

Roboform is an amazing form filler Not sure about their security features
Comment from : Honest Raj

Bitwarden Is The Best :))
Comment from : Ahmed Jamal

for lastoass app anyone can open it without any security code
Comment from : HAMA

I'm use Dashlane, but i will teste myki
Comment from : Vitor Melo

You should add Bitwarden to your list of excellent & free password managers
Comment from : zenfin1

so there is no free password manager that syncs your passwords over several devices ? (in chrome for example) Did I get this right?
Comment from : Blue Sky

never use password to be your password, brvery nice
Comment from : yuriii888

I know this video is a year old But if you re-made it today, I would strongly suggest Bitwarden ( bitwardencom )for the following reasons:brbrbr#1 - OPEN SOURCE ( Read: transparency ) - You don't have to "just trust" that the authors wrote the code to work a certain way You can see it for yourself Or any number of third-parties with expertise can look at it and independently verify it does what it says it does, the way they say it does it This is an important pointbr#2 - AUDITED - It has been audited by a third party for it's cryptography implementation and security modelbr#3 - LOCAL ENCRYPTION - If you use Bitwarden's server to store and sync your password vault, everything is encrypted locally on your device bbefore/b it is sent to the server for storage The people running the server can never see your passwords Nor can hackers if they do manage to break into the server and steal the encrypted data files They're still well-encryptedbr#4 - WIDE SUPPORT - There are clients for Windows, Mac, Linux, Apple and Android phones, and as add-ons for all the major web browsers This means pretty much all your devices can work with itbrbrbrBitwarden offers free accounts for personal use of their servers to store and sync your password vaults They also have inexpensive paid accounts with extra features I believe it is worth paying them something to help support them because they are doing a public good by making this open-source software Besides the client software that people will use on their device or their browser, Bitwarden also open-sourced the back-end server software and the web-based client So if you are technically savvy and motivated, you can run the server yourself and sync your devices to your own private server so that no one but you ever touches your password vault data filesbrbrbrBitwarden's authors take your security seriously enough that they have put all of their "intellectual property" out there for the world to see, and have to keep, for free All parts, including the server code So they are willing to take the risk that everyone and their uncle will just rip them off and never give them a dime That is altruism, folks For that, especially in my security software, I am grateful I believe they deserve all the support and patronage they can get
Comment from : Timothy LePés

How many characters should you use for a password?
Comment from : No Name

roboform is for a limited time free for 1-2 months :/
Comment from : Arkanix

KeePass - THE BEST!
Comment from : Сергей Друзь

Is Chrome password manager safe or not? Thanks for a great and informative video
Comment from : Roy D

thanks, love short, informative videos like that!
Comment from : epicTrash

Any of these that are offline? Anything that is "synced" means it's going through at least 2 different networks to get to your device I have a habit to not trust anything that handles multiple sets of credentials that is also connected to a different network
Comment from : The Thieves Domain

Is lastpass free for ever or just 1 month?
Comment from : Danial Daoud

Since LastPass's latest update, its form fill feature is very hard to use, and I've been a loyal LP user for 6 years
Comment from : bobzani

Thank you! very informative!
Comment from : yh W

And where is 1Password? lol
Comment from : Macintosh_Fan Technology

I never used a Password manager until a few weeks ago but I started with LastPass and I like it!
Comment from : Macintosh_Fan Technology

Which is better and why? br1passwordbrDashlanebrLastpass
Comment from : Crunchy 181

Try this free password manager: PeralbrbrDownload for iOS:br itunesapplecom/app/id1305125608brbrDownload for macOS:br itunesapplecom/app/id1404401497
Comment from : Damian Van de Kauter

Is Keep alright?
Comment from : Orange

If you forget your password for Dashlane, ther's no way back in, as far as I can see LastPass is excellent
Comment from : Puzzledrev

great videobrbrbut did you use Enpass someday?brbrthanks
Comment from : 3D VISION

I'm currently using Norton Password Manager Used for 10 years Had problems occasionally in the past which always got solved / rectified However a problem which occured today proved the last straw this time Especially with their answers When their advice failed they said go and check out the forum page for answers which i need to sign up to That kinda stinks, especially when i'm already paying £5999 ($7678 approx) The forum should not require a sign up Am looking for software that allows Edge and Chrome compatibility Shall i consider one of the top 2 on this video Don't mind paying None of them you mentioned were over $50 So thats promising, how i see it
Comment from : Gibbo Fortythree

word pass is the best password
Comment from : I love WallE

I have a question that someone already asked but wasn't really answered, do any of these free versions have the vpn protection?
Comment from : Joseph Smith

321
Comment from : Professor Squid

PROBLEM: I've got 6 machines going; How do you keep all of them sync'd together? Some sites require I change my PW every 4 to 6 months!
Comment from : Grandpa Bill

Dashlane also offers VPN on its paid plans I also love that it works on my android and now offers a chrome extension Have not looked back
Comment from : Darrick Herteux

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Comment from : Mhaynard Serdena

Very impressed a great video
Comment from : Stephen McFarlane

I just visited the KeePassX site for information I was disappointed, but not for expected reasons I noticed a number of grammatical and spelling errors on their “Features” page, which leads me to ask: “If they’re that sloppy with details and inaccurate with English on an important page of their own, are their details trustworthy when it comes to the functionality of their app?” For example: “dublication”? Don’t they mean “duplication”? “Extremly” instead of “extremely”brOn their home page: “KeePassX saves many different information”… Don’t they mean “KeePassX saves many different TYPES OF information”?brI realize that this probably sounds like petty quibbling but, first impressions do count And, if they screw up on the simple and important details, why should I trust them on the complicated and important details? If their own home page(s) are not professional, why should I trust that their product is?
Comment from : James Franck

dashlane
Comment from : Ahmed Taha

Using LastPass from almost 8 years and have already saved 1000 + logins Never had any issues This is the best
Comment from : Parteek

Trying out
Comment from : Jay Viescas

Free?!?!?!?!
Comment from : ivan bee

What happens if you decide to change PW managers? Since you don't know the password to maybe 100 websites that you use because those were stored in the last PW manager how are you going to login to them now that you have a new manager?
Comment from : RisingEdge111

I like LastPass family because I can share The subscription with 6 people for about 2$ more
Comment from : 3oF

Ok my pass word ngnongno
Comment from : Black Angel

back in dec 2017 you said you didn't like last pass as they were having data breaches Are you still liking them?
Comment from : James C

Keepass is all I use It's the best
Comment from : David Quichocho

Bad list No 1Password?
Comment from : Mohammed Anzil

I downloaded the Sticky "Free" one which is saying that after 30 days, it's $2995/year They seem pretty insistent that it's not really free, asking for your Google account I just want to make sure I'm not setting myself up for something I can't afford I'd really appreciate a reply!!! Thank you very much!!!
Comment from : Divas & Dames

Very useful! Thank you
Comment from : Black Dragon Biker TV

lastpass has a huge bug in wich its keep dissapearing information from the custom form fields, and this has been going on for years, there are topics about this that date back to 2016 and this still isn't fixed today i can't understand why no one is talking about that that's a huge bug for a password managing service
Comment from : NiceguyM

I use norton identity safe with no complaints
Comment from : Scraps4kali

why do the downloads for keepass take me to a super long page with black bold letter/pictures instead of to a download page
Comment from : Mozzy Bear

I would love to use LastPass but I forgot my old password and their password recover system is really stupid
Comment from : MrBfg586

The best by far is Enpass 😉
Comment from : Tech Shogun

Wheres bitwarden?
Comment from : chris08091

I have been using Keepass and I have been happy with it It doesn't have digital wallet or password capture but I like the customisability of it
Comment from : Peter Gregory Kelly

There is a version of Keepass for linux called Keepassx2 which doesn't require mono
Comment from : Ash Gupta

The best free password manager is Bitwarden Its open source with all the best features
Comment from : Hemlock

I've only used Roboform and was using it before they created their cloud-synched version Roboform Everywhere I can't imagine going back I don't know if the other password managers do this, but Roboform also does auto-formfilling, which is a great help on shopping sites I choose my identity (or my wife's, etc) and the credit card to use and it fills everything It also stores ad-hoc notes, which go into their safenotes database Everything's encrypted with the master key I use it on Android too
Comment from : Marc Moshman

You are amazing tech gumbo👌👌
Comment from : Sumit

Once again you are on top of it
Comment from : Linky Smith

SafeinCloud password manager
Comment from : Don Shadows

Lastpass is great, so easy to use I don´t know how I spent so much time online in the past without a password manager
Comment from : HéctorG

Thanks I learned about some password programs I've never heard of Personally, I use M-secure I paid one price and use it across all my devices Its quite easy to use and easy to change or update
Comment from : Bob Albury

Oh please, 5 best free cloud storage!!!!
Comment from : Don Caluga

Before watching this video I was like naaahh I don't need that, but after watching it I was like oh cool I should give it a try 😆
Comment from : Strahinja

I use Google Password Works well without needing to install third party software or plugins and works with your regular Google account Great for those who use Chrome as their browser on Windows, Linux or Mac and Android
Comment from : tr99ac

What's the point of a password manager when my Google account already remembers my passwords ?brbrI genuinely don't understand, not trolling
Comment from : Guigui

Another great video! Thanks!
Comment from : Beran1979

You forgot Bitwarden! Its free and open source
Comment from : nico

How could you leave out 1Password? It's much better than LastPass IMHO
Comment from : James B

What about Bitwarden
Comment from : ً ً

I have used Keepass for years and I have it sync'ed with DropBox I use Keepass on Microsoft 10, Ubuntu, and IOS devices The autofill is a little hard to use
Comment from : Bob Foley

As many have already said, I'd like to add, Bitwarden!
Comment from : Aoi UT

What are your thoughts on Kaspersky? I admit I'm a bit cyber dumb This video opened my eyes to other options Something I hadn't thought about in the past
Comment from : Kris Mielke

Actually I'd just like to know how to add passwords to Firefox saved logons which is where a good deal of my passwords are stored Some are in Chrome others are somewhere in gmail still more hidden in documents on a USB but the most important ones are committed to memory - WHAT A MESS! Just email accounts alone, each with a different username: yahoo, gmail, outlook, yandex, zoho
Comment from : JuanValdez

Been using LastPass for years Love it
Comment from : Dave Martel

I use BitWarden an Open Source password manager
Comment from : PhthonosTheon

What abou BitWarden?
Comment from : Alexindeed

Rather surprised Bitwarden is not on the list Has most of the same features as DashLane and LastPass but is also open source like KeePass and its sibling programs
Comment from : Naegling

The best password manager is the one you use I use Msecure on my Android and iPhone
Comment from : hexbyte

been using lastpass and always met the expectations
Comment from : Kraltar

I've been using Norton Identity for several years and find it to be very good Do any of these Password Managers allow for the importation of another Password Manager's information?
Comment from : Vin Man

Bitwarden!
Comment from : Flanders

Aside from RoboForm's limited accessibility through Browsers, can any of these password managers be downloaded and integrated into Browsers? I recall that you can download LastPass via the Chrome Store
Comment from : Vin Man

Very informative I haven't brought myself to trust password managers yet, but this makes me feel a little better about them Thanks!
Comment from : Jim Hester

So the free edition of Sticky Password won't sync to your smart phone if you update a password and such on your PC?
Comment from : Vin Man