Master Password •••| (Mobile) Reviews – Page 3
5/5 rating based on 65 reviews. Read all reviews for Master Password •••| (Mobile) for iPhone.
Master Password •••| (Mobile) is free iOS app published by Maarten Billemont
Easy to use; great tech support
Lye Berry Anne
I've used a couple of password apps, but this one has worked for the best for me. It's easy to use, it's layout makes sense to me, and the tech support is fantastic and speedy. It's been the only way I've managed to stop using the same password for every web page. Now, if I could get my husband to use it.
Does what it says
Larry Bullock
I love this app. Nothing to sync across devices. Nothing stored anywhere. Great app.
Use this app? DON'T DISABLE I ICLOUD!
M1dnightBlaze
With Master Password deciding to fix what isn't broken, they will bother you repetitively to disable ICloud. DON'T DO IT! I did it, and I lost all my passwords. I was able to turn ICloud back on for the app, luckily, but with them soon disabling it entirely for their app, you WILL lose all your passwords! Save them, and possibly find a new app. I've used this for a while for reliability, but this has shown they are not as reliable as they were. UPDATE: I thought I submitted my updated review some time ago, but it appears I did not. After searching through the settings, I managed to safely disable ICloud and have it all squared away nicely, however when it pops up to disable it, doing it that way will delete your passwords.
Great idea and very good app
nekoDan
Much better than password lockers. Runs on desktop too. Source code and design is completely documented and open. Touch ID support and a couple of other features will make this a 5/5 app.
Brilliant and secure password management....
El Guapo ✔
Love the novel concept of this app. I use it on sites where protecting the account's security is if the utmost importance. Really needs Touch ID support, and Safari support would be great too. Not docking the developer a star out of respect for the fact that he has made this app free. However, I'd be willing to pay a fee for a Pro version.
Elegant solution, one small flaw
MarathonMatt
I've taken many approaches to password management over the years, but this is the most sensible I've seen. With nothing cached locally, there's nothing to be stolen from a break-in, and the ability to regenerate passwords on the fly means that I can find a password securely even on another person's device.