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So i been looking at think I’ve narrowed it down to either Dashlane or 1Password.

Which one of these would you suggest? I can’t decide between them which is better.  Both are charging the same price $4.99 a month for family, however Dashlane is family & Friends whereas 1password says family so implies only for family?

Also dashlane offers 10 users under family, 1password offers 5 users.

So realistically it seems dashlane is the better in terms of value for money but I’d prob only need 2 or 3 accounts..

However it seems 1password is possibly accessible on more devices i.e. does apple watch (not that i have one) but dashlane i can only tell does IOS, so not the watch.  So could be they are very similar.

Dashlane also has a VPN, which I don’t need as now have Nord and don’t plan to use dashlane’s VPN, prefer them separate.

Is it worth the $4.99 a month? I’ve just got soo many pswds for different things and these days more emphasis on complex passwords etc, no way I’m going to remember numerous pswds for everything, especially if need complex ones etc.

I did also read that one of them has the ability to change the pswd on certain websites for you but I couldnt’ find the exact info, the link didn’t seem to go to the right place.

Kev

 

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