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The safest choice is KeePass since it's designed well for security, and stores your database locally.
by Saris 4y ago
The safest choice is KeePass since it's designed well for security, and stores your database locally.
- anshumankmr 4y agoI have two OSes on my laptops and both iOS and Android, so I can probably manage except maybe on my office laptop. My parents are a part of my family plan and I don't see them being able to use it.
- otachack 4y agoSeparate your work and personal data, including passwords. That way if you ever leave the job it's and simple as leaving the password manager entity and not having to clean out your personal bank of passwords.
- luma 4y agoKeepass is FOSS and there are compatible clients for basically every OS you might think of, including IOS, Android, OSX, Windows, and Linux. It does not include multi-device sync, but it works nicely with other solutions that provide that function. So drop in your preferred file sync solution (ideally, cloud-free) and you're all set.
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