In fact, you can tap the logo to launch and log into Facebook on your default web browser - or inside the PasswordBox browser built into the app. Once you tap one, such as Facebook, you'll be prompted to enter your username and password once, and now it's stored here for good. Once you're inside, you'll see logos for some of the most popular brands on the web, including Facebook, Gmail, PayPal, Amazon, Dropbox, Netflix, eBay, Yahoo, Reddit, and so on. All that's required is your name, email address and a 'master' password to enter your digital locker. Winner of the 2014 CES Mobile App Showdown, PasswordBox is a free app that can help you easily create, store and recall passwords.Īnd that's just the beginning of this powerful, versatile app.Īvailable for iPhone, iPad and Android devices, along with Windows and Macs, PasswordBox first requires you to set up a free account. Problem is, how are you going to remember them all? So you're encouraged to use different passwords for all your online activities.

You don't want to use the same password for everything - that's like handing over the keys to your entire digital life if someone discovers your info.

Chances are there are dozens of passwords you need to remember on a regular basis - for online banking, your favorite store, webmail provider, company site, cloud storage solution and social media services, to name a few.

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