LastPass Review

PROS: LastPass allows me to store and access huge amount of passwords and notes from phone, work PC and home PC. I really believe in strong passwords but they are hard to remember so with this tool I am able to enter a new set od credentials on my PC and after few minuts I can have an access from my phone. It provides lot of options to secure the access like an ability of 2-factor authentication for the web version, setting to prompt for master password every time we access the vault or prompt for master pass for a site. The other thing that I like is the access on my mobile device. Also, it allows you to export the vault to a text file, print it out and put it into safety deposit box.

CONS: When using on my Android, if I click back and forth from username to pass fields it will ask to fill in the creds. Also, I don’t like the folder design and I don’t want using them because I feel they limit me, it would be great if they could include tabs. Furthermore, pass generator can be pretty lame and it doesn’t generate great pass as well.

PROS: I like that my PC is secured and all I need are my masterpass which are high more complicated. I have my pass stored with LastPass and this means that browsing the internet is safe and more convenient.

CONS: There are some bugs/issues with its functionality, for e.g. it doesn’t force me to sign into pas vault even if I have logged out of LP aqnd will fill in pass automatically. It would be great if they could make pass vault more comprehensive when it comes to storing pass and viewing them.

PROS: I’ve been using LastPass for few years by now and they constantly improve the program so it’s getting better and better. We are using it to keep records of bank account numbers, credit cards and other secure information. I like that I can attach documents so we can use them in our vault. It is great tool to keep track of sensitive information. I like its premium version $12yr because it allows us to sync all LP information in our vault to our mobile devices and this means that we have all the pass and other info with us all the time. I like the option to autofill into apps on the phone because we can automatically capture and fill for websites on the desktop.

CONS: One of the best tools I have ever used.

PROS: I like that I can share access to all my accounts and others wihtout sharing personal pass and I can even control when I want someone to stop having an access to those accounts. I work along with my boss and he trusts me enough to confide his pass to me, but we are using this tool for others.

CONS: The mobile app is wonderful and free to use but I don’t like the pop-ups when I type something even at places that have nothing to do with signing up or logging in somewhere.

PROS: LastPass stores all passwords in easy and accessible place. I’m using it for personal and business purposes and it saves me lot of work when it comes to keeping information and pass. All you have to think about is keeping your LastPass password, everything else is secure and under control.

CONS: What I don’t like is that it can be really hard signing in from different location, I understand that the security is their priority but when I need a pass quick it can be frustrating. Also, if we want to provde access to everyone in the team we have to pay fair amount, but for personal usage free version is great.

PROS: It’s great tool to offer your clients security so they can share sensitive credentials among them. It is more professional way to share something important instead of asking them to send you over email. You can easily go back and find passwords shared months before.

CONS: I wish everyone in our team have an access to clients shared passwords or an admin could distribute shared passwords to other members. Also, the constant notifications to add site to LastPass can be frustrating especially when I’m searching the internet for personal purposes and away from work. I don’t really want to add personal sites to LastPass.

PROS: A password manager tool is very important. I like that those days when sharing pass were stored in Excel spreadsheet, re-using pass or root plus slight variant are behind us. This tool lets me disable an access for people who leave the company, share pass for accounts like Amazon Prime and USPS and to generate unique secure passwords for each site and credential.

CONS: In my opinion, the design is a mess, it has different settings stored in all over the place. Also, re-enrolling phones for 2-factor auth is difficult one. And they managed to fix some security issues in the news created FUD within the upper management department.