My Password Protector
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Productivity | $1.99 | Pivotole, LLC | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Features:
- Login with Touch ID (when available on device).
- AES 256 Encryption for logon and all passwords.
- Quickly search all data including passwords and notes.
- Print to wifi printers if you can use iOS print function in other apps.
- Date and time stamped.
- Text to speech.
- Large note section for account history.
- Settings forTouch ID & iCloud backup to keep all data with you.
- Does NOT share data with other apps like Safari or third parties.
- No email registrations. (note: Login can't be reset if you forget it.)
- No subscriptions.
- Can copy and paste.
- Made to constrain passwords to one device. Not for cloud sharing.
Use to find out how many times you have used the same password. You will be amazed. Keeps track of when you created a password with Date/Time stamps.
Also great for those devices (iPads) which family members share in the living room to hold all those passwords for entertainment consoles and TV apps. Get your cord cutter sanity back. Everyone will know when the password was changed.
Help seniors keep track of passwords and to create updated lists of passwords for helpers and family members who deal with all of the accounts that might need to be cleaned up as part of an estate.
Use as part of a 3-part security model. For example:
Level 1: Financial accounts should never be put in an app or in the cloud or emails. Keep in safe. Treat like an asset. Commit to memory as well. Also sensitive health accounts.
Level 2: Accounts which have purchasing capability and show payment info. Keep encrypted on a safe device, print out and put in safe.
Level 3. All other accounts. Keep encrypted. Can back up to personal cloud or computer. Tends to be up to 70 passwords! How can you keep track? Now you can with My Password Protector.
One last note about security:
The iPhone Touch ID is only protected by your pin code. Anyone who has it can access this app unless you turn off Touch ID in app. Remember your password, Write it down! or you will not be able to access your data if you can't use the fingerprint sensor.
There is NO WAY for you to recover your forgotten login password! You would have reinstall the app and re-enter the information if you can't get in with Touch ID. However, once in with Touch ID you can change the password. This is a flexible level of security based on your settings.
