Dashlane vs LastPass vs 1Password vs Keeper vs Bitwarden vs RoboForm Best Password Manager? (2022) - The Cyber Lab
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Date: 2022-04-19
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Comments and reviews: 5
ReiakumaArts
Well, at least you did a bit more research this time compared to the last Best Password manager video before this, since you didn't call 1password a new player, considering it came out around 2005 lol. Also I could be wrong, but considering how drastically the ratings seem to change compared to the previous videos, (which sure, it's possible the the apps got better an rose, or you learn more about them idk) but it seems like the ratings depend on how much of a discount they attach to your affiliate link. Also funny that bitwarden is in last place, While also not having an affiliate link yet. hmmm. lol
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Well, at least you did a bit more research this time compared to the last Best Password manager video before this, since you didn't call 1password a new player, considering it came out around 2005 lol. Also I could be wrong, but considering how drastically the ratings seem to change compared to the previous videos, (which sure, it's possible the the apps got better an rose, or you learn more about them idk) but it seems like the ratings depend on how much of a discount they attach to your affiliate link. Also funny that bitwarden is in last place, While also not having an affiliate link yet. hmmm. lol
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Pocket
Dashlane is officially in decline and has abandoned it's committment to users that it would retain the desktop app. They're FORCING you to logout then BLOCKING you from opening the app starting Jan 10, 2021. So, you can only access your passwords if your internet and their cloud services are running. Does that sound like a robust and secure plan that lets you retain control of your data? Not at all.
After 5 years with them I'm leaving Dashlane for Lastpass which does allow you to keep a desktop app with offline storage of your passwords.
Dashlane is yesterday's news.
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Dashlane is officially in decline and has abandoned it's committment to users that it would retain the desktop app. They're FORCING you to logout then BLOCKING you from opening the app starting Jan 10, 2021. So, you can only access your passwords if your internet and their cloud services are running. Does that sound like a robust and secure plan that lets you retain control of your data? Not at all.
After 5 years with them I'm leaving Dashlane for Lastpass which does allow you to keep a desktop app with offline storage of your passwords.
Dashlane is yesterday's news.
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Guille
I'm confused with bitwarden because I have the free and I have unlimited sync, also mfa in bitwarden, what they mean in 2fa in premium is for the MFA token to be saved there which is not exactly best practice anyway.
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I'm confused with bitwarden because I have the free and I have unlimited sync, also mfa in bitwarden, what they mean in 2fa in premium is for the MFA token to be saved there which is not exactly best practice anyway.
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itech
Keeper has all the functionality of bitwarden? Bitwarden had browser extensions, zero knowledge architecture etc, oh I get to the end of the video, just another sponsored shill. Pass
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Keeper has all the functionality of bitwarden? Bitwarden had browser extensions, zero knowledge architecture etc, oh I get to the end of the video, just another sponsored shill. Pass
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BBurgDave
Most of what you said about Bitwarden was inaccurate - for example you have to upgrade to the premium plan for multi device synching
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Most of what you said about Bitwarden was inaccurate - for example you have to upgrade to the premium plan for multi device synching
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