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March 17, 2021
It used to be that you’ll have to shell out some money to be able to have an efficient password manager and help you protect all your apps and accounts. But now we’re getting some pretty decent free ones from the likes of Google, Apple, etc. Dropbox also launched a password manager but it was only limited for their paying users. But they have just announced that soon, even those on the free Basic plan will also be able to use Dropbox Password but with a small caveat.
If you’re not familiar with what Dropbox Password is, it’s a feature for Dropbox subscribers that lets you store and sync your passwords across devices so you’ll never have to remember or keep a notebook/text file that lists all of them. And you’re not supposed to keep passwords for long anyways so this also helps you create strong passwords and change them regularly. Even better, everything is encrypted so only you will have access to your passwords.
Dropbox Passwords app will be available to free users with a catch
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Dropbox to Make Password Manager Feature Free for All Users
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Dropbox Is Getting a Free Password Manager with One Major Limitation Mar 17, 2021 18:08 GMT
Dropbox bringing more goodies to the basic plan
Dropbox already offers a password manager for paid accounts, but this week, the company announced that a similar feature is going live for basic accounts too.
In other words, the Dropbox password manager is getting a free version, though it’ll come with one major drawback: it’ll support just 50 accounts, so for more entries, you need to pay for a premium account.
At the first glance, the goal of the company is pretty clear: let users try out its basic offering free of charge hoping they like what they see and eventually get a paid plan.
Dropbox is bringing Password manager to free users
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