Password Manager: Passible Reviews – Page 9
5/5 rating based on 165 reviews. Read all reviews for Password Manager: Passible for iPhone.
Password Manager: Passible is free iOS app published by FITNESS22 LTD
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I hate the fact that the app is “free” but it only lets you store 3 passwords and then says anything above that you need to either pay monthly or $30 “for life”
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Ooblex
If you manage a household, the number of username/passwords you have to remember is likely daunting - banking, your kids' schools' assignment/grades apps, your shopping sites, insurance companies, primary care medical vaults, ISP, Technology subscriptions, other subscriptions, and the list goes on! You either end up clicking the infuriating Forgot My Password link every time you log in, or you use the same 5 passwords (all variations of the others) for everything. With this app, you can create secure, unique, nonsensical passwords for each site you visit AND feel free to forget them! Yeah, when your username/password list is as long as mine, it's a pain to add all of them to the APP, but they have made it as simple as possible. Now that I have loaded everything, it's a breeze! I don't need to bookmark sites or find the right app, or remember my username or password. I just enter one 4-digit code (that is scrambled by the app) and click the site I want to go to. The APP opens the site and logs me in! At some point I'd like to calculate the number of minutes and aggravation in a day this app has saved me!
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Great app. I no longer struggle to keep up with the 20 plus passwords in my life. It is now easy to find them within the app. RD
Fair
Alpha 1 lady
I started using this, after 3 passwords were entered, it would not let me add more. I kept getting a message that only a limited number of passwords were free. I did not want to pay, so I deleted.
Not much of trial version and now $30?
Lola G 23
Definitely a value added app but the price is rather excessive in terms of cost. A $30 app?? I’ll be looking for something more reasonable.