Password Keeper App

[JeromeM]

I will check out Lastpass thanks all!

 

[Mustachio]

Can't you just keep your passwords in a text file located in the Secure Folder? If it truly is secure, why would you need a keeper app?

 

[stronggeek]

I have used Safein-Cloud for a while now. It puts an encrypted file on a cloud based storage like OneDrive so you can transfer it from phone to phone. Also works with iris scanner and fingerprint.

I agree. This is the one I've used for 4 or 5 a few years now. For all the above reasons, the many backup options, cross platforms options and so on

 

[mmohn01]

It's Secure Folder. It's new for the Note 7. You can add a fine in it for all of your passwords.

 

[dsignori]

LastPass for me.

 

[metllicamilitia]

I use 1Password, I even purchased it for Blackberry, Windows Phone, Android, iOS, macOS, and PC. No matter what device or computer I use, my passwords are available to me.

 

[BLACKJEDI23]

play store / password keep is there / make sure you backup your password keeper from your BB10 device sd card or cloud / restore in your android device.
you can even unlock it with your fingerprints.

 

[dvarapala]

I use Password Safe because:

1. It's cross-platform
2. It's free, even on my mobile device
3. It was designed by reknowned security expert Bruce Schneier

 

[georgi55]

Keepass database stored on dropbox or google drive and opened with keepass2android works great - if you open same file at your computer you will have all your info. On top of that it's free unlike lastpass (they charge if you want cross platform)

You can also enable auto type and quick login with fingerprint

 

[double923]

I have been using mSecure for the last many years. It has many good features that I like and available many platforms. It is a paid app.

 

[pduffer]

I use Dashlane. Available on any device or computer.

 

[72bluebora]

Thank you Dberndt210!
I'm moving from the Z30 to DTEK60.
Download of free BlackBerry Password Keeper app from Google Play and import of SD card file were easy and seemless.

 

[Mooncatt]

Last Pass here too. $12/year is dirt cheap for full mobile access and the ability to sync across just about any device with access to the web. The security can't be beat either.

Just an update, but Last Pass is doubling their price to $24/year. I can't blame them too much, and it's still a good value. They are also rolling out a new family plan that allows for more advanced sharing between users. Think being able to grant a family member emergency access to another's info if they go into the hospital.