Any good password keeper apps?

[AndroidLover2009]

I have a galaxy note 2. Anyone can recommend a good password keeper app? I forge all my sign in names and passwords, so any good ones out there in the Google app store that people like and wanna recommend? I wish Google made an official one or had one pre installed on the phone. I love BlackBerry's password keeper.

 

[Somdk]

If you have a lot of passwords and logins saved on your existing desktop and laptop and now want then on your android phone, you can tty using LastPass. Its a cross platform password and user name namager. Its free for google chrome i think on the desktop. But on android the app is available on $1/per month basis.

I use it on desktop and all my laptops(2). Always synced. So any edit/append/creation of login is available on the other devices aswell. I think i will soon need it on the Note 2 as well.

Hope this helps

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[Haalcyon]

I like Splash ID. Its worked well for me.

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[AndroidLover2009]

I just need one for the phone. I get skeptical about apps that are not officially from Google. I am so paranoid about my info going out there in god knows where-land. Any other good free apps? I am so shocked Google doesnt have an official password keeper app.

 

[kernmal]

Take a look at OI Safe. It is free and does not connect to networks.



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[blak8830]

I use PasswdSafe by Jeff Harris. There are versions for android, windows and linux and it uses the same format file on each platform, so you can copy the file between systems, if you want. I do NOT use his sync app.

 

[Haalcyon]

I just need one for the phone. I get skeptical about apps that are not officially from Google. I am so paranoid about my info going out there in god knows where-land. Any other good free apps? I am so shocked Google doesnt have an official password keeper app.

I only use Splash ID on my S4, this Note 8.0 and the PC they sync with. I've been using it for years, going back to 2007 and the iPhone. However, as you see, there are lots of choices out there.

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[MachoDonut]

I use mSecure. Also used it on iOS.

 

[duddy23b]

I also use SplashId Safe and now added cloud to the package you access your information anywhere on any platform: I-phone, android, and blackberry it's encrypted I've been using it since it came available but there are other ones just that I use this and think it's very good.

 

[srkmagnus]

Great suggestions. I have not nought into password apps yet... However, I feel it's almost time to do it.

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[thunderup]

I use PasswdSafe by Jeff Harris. There are versions for android, windows and linux and it uses the same format file on each platform, so you can copy the file between systems, if you want. I do NOT use his sync app.

I use this same app and I keep the database file in Dropbox so no matter which platform I'm using the app from it's always updated and I don't have to copy the file between systems. Works well for me, been using it for years.

 

[DenverRalphy]

I've been contemplating switching to Safe In Cloud. I'm currently using Lastpass, but my subscription is about to expire, and I'd rather a cloud solution.

The app looks promising, and the Google Drive support is a bonus.

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[FuzzyB]

I use B-Folders. Love it.

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[Jay Sacks]

Been using Password 360 for years. Developer is way responsive. Free version and upgrade for one time charge.

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[tchinkle]

I second using Lastpass. I've been using it for years and never been disappointed.

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[Gekko]

i use a password protected MS Word File with Strong Encryption and Documents To Go. the beauty is you can open this file on any device in the world with MS Word or Docs To Go. Docs To Go supports Office 2007+ Super Strong 128 Bit Encryption/Password.

i like the free-flow format and the open standard of an MS Word File. i don't like relying on some mom and pop locked black box proprietary closed format. and MS Word and Docs To Go is free if you already have it.

i then use Dropbox and simply dump this Word file in my Dropbox so it is available to me from any device anywhere in the world and it is always updated and in sync.