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These are the Best Free Password Managers in 2022

These are the Best Free Password Managers in 2022

January 27, 2022
Having a password manager is one of the best courses of action if you want to keep your online presence secure, and it's one of the very first recommended apps we should install on our phones. It has been known for a long time that keeping the same password (or just slight variations of the...
Keepass2Android Beta Updated with AutoFill Framework Support in Android Oreo

Keepass2Android Beta Updated with AutoFill Framework Support in Android Oreo

January 1, 2018
There are many popular password managers on Android, but only a few stand out. LastPass is one of them, but it's closed-source -- you can't see the code for yourself. For folks bothered by that prospect, one of the best alternatives is Keepass2Android, a port of Keepass for desktop. It lets users store and access their...
KeyboardSwap Plugin for Keepass2Android Automatically Switches Keyboards without Root

KeyboardSwap Plugin for Keepass2Android Automatically Switches Keyboards without Root

July 21, 2017
Password managers on Android have long been neglected by Google, but that's going to change with Android O. Android O's Autofill Framework will drastically improve user/password data entry and will also eliminate the need for performance-costly Accessibility Services, but unfortunately it'll be quite some time before most devices will ever receive Android O. For those of us...
Host Your Own Cross-Platform Password Manager With KeePass [XDA Spotlight]

Host Your Own Cross-Platform Password Manager With KeePass [XDA Spotlight]

April 7, 2017
If you're signed up for a bunch of different online websites and services, then you likely juggle a ton of different passwords for many different places. It’s commonly known that having the same password for multiple accounts is significantly less secure than choosing a different password for each account. Unfortunately, with this variety and increased...
Opera’s Security Breach Highlights a Problem with Proprietary Password Managers

Opera’s Security Breach Highlights a Problem with Proprietary Password Managers

August 27, 2016
Last night, Opera Software reported a security breach affecting all users of their web browser’s built in password manager. 1.7 million users had both their synchronized passwords and their authentication passwords leaked. Opera, to their credit, appears to be acting relatively swiftly to notify their users, sending out emails to users of its sync service and...