Just spotted this on Humblebundle. Not as good as the the last deal but still 66% off.
Get another 10% off with Humble monthly.
12 months subscription starts from the date of activation. Purchases of LastPass can only be stacked once.
Valid for LastPass Premium only, not for LastPass Families
Solve all your password problems.
Stop wasting time on passwords. Only remember one master password, and keep the rest locked up and easy-to-find in LastPass.
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Subsidise my free tier.
Thanks.
Good question. I think ability to share passwords is one benefit. Keeping a good service in business another.
That's all I know of..
LogMein is not a good business!
what
For anyone that might be wondering… I purchased 2 x 12-month subscriptions during the previous deal in July.
I just purchased another 12-month subscription from this deal and it worked as expected.
I'll start paying when they fix their app's integration with Google Chrome on mobile. Very persistant even after pressing x.
Haha this!
Every damn time…
I use Enpass.
I have 554 passwords there. Not 2 are the same.
Seriously though …
it's about security. When I site gets hacked I don't need to worry that I use that same email and password for another site as my passwords are all different. I've been using KeePass (which is free) for years now and really believe it is the best thing. I also use it to record other notes relevant to the site like secret questions.
I also use KeePass, and KeepShare on my phone. I wish KeepShare would be updated to use Android's autofill framework though.
I use Keepass2Android on my phone.
@somewhereinoz: I used to use that before KeepShare but it was pretty clunky. But now I see that it has autofill support, I'll give it another try. Thanks!
it should be if you're doing it right yes hahaha
If you have a different, long, complex password for every service you use, as you should, then the answer is yes.
It's really easy, if you're really stupid.
Here you go remember this for just one site (now multiple that by every other login): nhj?P1~k88G!{zm=I\'QC5o<"
Or maybe try memorising multiple 4096bit ssh keys instead of keeping them on "unprotected" on a usb stick, etc.
Main benefit is that a premium account gives you more options for 2 factor authorisation, one of which is the use of Yubi key.
Xbox integration please
Silly Q, can I buy this to extend an existing premium subscription?
Do they also stack? Like, can I buy this twice for 24 months total?
Refer above link from stickyfingers
Yes. I had a year left in my Premium subscription. I bought 4 more with this deal and they all stacked nicely. Now I'm covered until the end of 2023!
The trick is:
1. buy them one-by-one
2. use a different payment method each time (PayPal, credit cards, debit cards, etc.)
Whats the benefit of family over 2 seperate accounts? Ive been using Lastpass for a while but going to trying and get the wife using it as well.
Other than below, I think the value comes into it if you have more then a few users. I'm thinking about grabbing 2 of these as I'm in the same position as you.
From their website
6 Premium licenses
Family manager dashboard
Unlimited shared folders (From the notes, it means you can create folders of passwords and share vs sharing single passwords?)
Are the passwords then stored on their servers?
What if they get hacked, will they then have access to your passwords?
No, each password vault is separately encrypted. They've been hacked before I believe.
Yes and not quite. Lastpass only encrypts and decrypts your password vault locally on your device. Because of this lastpass doesn't have the ability to decrypt your vault. They only store the encrypted vault on their servers to they can sync between devices.
Use Enpass. One time purchase, encrypted database sits wherever you want: local computer, online, cloud, etc.
Same for keepass, but opensource and free with no restrictions.
I haven't used Keepass but BitWarden also is open source and free, which is what I use. I hear Keepass and Bitwarden are both great.
@dmac: dmac, FYI in case you want to compare the two https://www.slant.co/versus/2824/19421/~keepass_vs_bitwarden.
I'm all for open source and free software and I contribute on github here and there. I tried KeePass for several months. Something just didn't sit well with me and couldn't fully integrate it in my family so I switched to Enpass.
Closed sourced and hasn't had a 3rd party audit.
Claimed they would with v6, but have yet to do so.
I've been using Safe in Cloud Pro for years and I couldn't be happier.
I’ve switched to BitWarden and it’s awesome, LogMeIn doesnt deserve anything after doubling LastPass prices when they took it over
Does this work for new user? I was about to signup yesterday, so this deal looks good!
i use sticky pass for some years now. happy chappy. life time sub. and last pass got hacked once in the news, google it. but im sure its a good deal.
If you use remote desktop apps to access your pc e.g from work. what happens if someone gains access to your desktop and you have lastpass? I use KeePass and there's a lockout timer of 10 minutes, so If I step away from my PC and I did not close KeePass, all my passwords are not accessible. if lastpass allows the automatic login to a variety of websites similar to a web browser auto login to gmail for example, then a hacker would have a field day with lastpass.. yes no?
So what exactly is the value/point of upgrading to Premium nowadays?