LastPass, the famous free password manager by LogMeIn, has announced that it will make major changes to its free tier of service works. From 16th March onwards, free tier users will either be able to use the password manager on their desktop or on their phones.
Currently, the free tier on the platform is a complete password manager in itself. Thanks to its sync feature, users can use it across different platforms without worrying about typing the password every time they log into something using another device. If they create and save a password on their PC using the desktop client, the information will be automatically synced across all the supported tablets, computers, and smartphones.
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However, this is going to change after 16th March. Under the new policy, users will either be able to sign into a mobile or a desktop app. That platform will become its default. In case they choose desktop, they can continue using the service on the desktop and sync their passwords across multiple computers but not to their phone or tablet.
Users will get three chances to change it to another device system in case they are not happy. After three attempts expire, the profile will be locked to the last chosen platform.
For those interested in multiple platform sync, you will have to pay for one of the company’s premium tiers that starts from $36/year.
Moved to Zoho Vault.
Bitwarden is much better and completely free for both on mobile devices and desktop.
Zoho is an Indian company so be careful about your data.
Greedy ???
So living is free ? No costs involved ?
Maybe just Pakistani people are too stupid to know what is it like to have own company and sell something ??