"Password manager" is useful for using different and complicated passwords for various web services. With it, even if you have hundreds of services, you can manage your passwords all at once and enter them automatically with just one master password.
These ID passwords are encrypted and synchronized in the cloud, so if you log in with the same master password, you can share it with your smartphone or tablet as well as your PC. Many smartphone and tablet apps require unlocking by face recognition or fingerprint recognition, so they are highly secure.
For such password managers, the popular free tool "LastPass" has been virtually charged from March 16th. Whether or not you switch, it's a good time to carefully compare the features of each password manager and choose the one that suits you best.
This time, we will pick up typical password managers and introduce their features and differences in functions.
If you have a password manager, you can manage various passwords collectively. It's also easy to sync via the cloud. This is "Last Pass"