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Reason #2 seems to me to be less of a factor for many/most consumers these days. So reason #1 is obvious for folks on a budget or folks who just don’t want to spend as much money on something new.

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LastPass creates a secure online vault, and each device you connect will download a local copy of that vault, but keep changes synchronized anytime your device is online.

DashLane doesn’t force you to create a vault for your passwords online, you can use it only locally on a single computer or smartphone.

So over 10 years, DashLane would be $400 while LastPass would be $120.

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I consider price to be a significant factor because we’re currently at the stage of convincing people that a password manager is mandatory, and part of that convincing is showing that they don’t need to make a huge investment, especially since it will probably be a long-term need. So if you’re looking for other online sources, be sure to check the date of the review, things change pretty fast.įor the top two (in my opinion that’s LastPass and DashLane), there are really only two major differences at this point in time (the date of this article): But like computer security programs, these services are constantly being updated and improved, so the only way to really know is to do ongoing re-evaluations. Contrast that with other recommendations you might get from other sources, where the person has only really tried the one they’re recommending. I’ve looked at all of these and measured them against each other, so I think I’ve got an informed opinion about them. Each of these password managers has their good points and not-so-good. There are plenty of good password managers, including 1Password, KeePass and RoboForm. I’m glad you’re using (or planning on using) a password manager! These days, you can’t get by with anything less, it’s too much of a risk for getting your online identity stolen by hackers. What do you think of DashLane for password management? I know you recommend LastPass, can you tell me the main differences?