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| Dropbox allows users to save 50 passwords for free |
Dropbox cloud storage service contains new features, regular file storage, and free basic account sharing features.
According to the service, Dropbox Passwords is a password manager feature that the company launched to pay customers last August. The service offers free Basic Accounts in April, but the maximum number of passwords is 50.
The free version of Password Manager provides unconscious encryption. This means that saved passwords and login names are protected and can only be accessed by users.
When you visit the website, the Dropbox Password feature will automatically fill in the username and password.
After LastPass exits the device with a free plan, many are looking for a free alternative. With Dropbox Passwords, you can sync passwords between three devices for free.
As with other password managers, there are web browsers and mobile apps for Android and iOS, and desktop apps for Windows, Linux, and macOS as extensions.
If you don't have many accounts online, a password limit of 50 makes sense. However, it can be very difficult to find people who use Dropbox and don't have a lot of passwords.
If you pay $ 11.99 a month for a Plus account or $ 19.99 for a business account, the Dropbox password is there and you can just try it.
Dropbox also plans to allow users to securely share passwords with other accounts at a later time.
It's unclear how this feature works, but it should help you share credentials for streaming accounts and other services.
When asked why the 50 passwords limit was chosen, Dropbox said, we think 50 passwords are suitable for most users in the Free Basic plan. For those who need more passwords, we have several other plan options to suit different personal needs and needs. Status, family, or occupation.