I purchase a yearly subscription to the 1Password Families plan. It works seamlessly everywhere I need it: on both my home and work laptops, on my iPhone, and on my iPad. It's cross-platform and works on Mac, Windows, Android, etc (but I've only ever used it on Apple devices—I think it started out as a Mac-only app). You can either install the app on your devices, or you can log in to your account online in a web browser and just copy/paste as needed.
I like that I can create separate vaults and share them with the other people in my Family plan. For example, I created a vault to share with my son, but he only has access to that shared vault and not to my other passwords. And I created a vault specifically for my work-related passwords, so I can keep them separate from my personal ones.
It also lets you securely store credit card accounts, secure notes, software licenses, etc.
It makes my life easier in a lot of ways. I do wonder what would ever happen if 1Password got hacked, but there are a lot of steps a hacker would still need to take to actually break into each user's specific account. And using a password manager allows me to create a unique password for every single one of the many, many accounts I have, which I think is the most important thing.
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Date: 2022-04-11 04:41 pm (UTC)I like that I can create separate vaults and share them with the other people in my Family plan. For example, I created a vault to share with my son, but he only has access to that shared vault and not to my other passwords. And I created a vault specifically for my work-related passwords, so I can keep them separate from my personal ones.
It also lets you securely store credit card accounts, secure notes, software licenses, etc.
It makes my life easier in a lot of ways. I do wonder what would ever happen if 1Password got hacked, but there are a lot of steps a hacker would still need to take to actually break into each user's specific account. And using a password manager allows me to create a unique password for every single one of the many, many accounts I have, which I think is the most important thing.