1Password vs Keeper

• Create strong passwords: with a single click, 1password can create, store, and auto-fill password fields when new accounts are created. You can customize character options for those useless "security measures" put in place by some programmers that require (or alternatively, do not allow) capital letters, numerals, and special characters.
• Securely sharing passwords: through encrypted sharing methods or inviting to a team vault, you can easily share one or many credentials with clients and team members.
• Securely storing payment info: using the same secure encryption methods, you can also store an autofill payment methods (credit cards, etc) for one-click use on ecommerce sites.

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• I can keep all of my usernames and passwords in one place protected by one password. I can at least remember ONE password!
• I can keep my information (financial accounts, professional accounts, etc.) all in one place!
• I can access the information anywhere I need to log in, so I all I need is my phone or an Internet connection and I have all my important information--usernames, passwords, account numbers, etc.

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• The starting price for teams can be pricey if you are not prepared for the costs. If you want the best features, you have to pay for them.
• Setting up the integration with Dropbox requires a bit of tech know how. It is not rocket science but the average person will be a bit confused if they do not have IT knowledge. This alone is the biggest challenge to using it

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• If you purchase the premium then after the subscription expires, you can't edit your passwords any longer even if you could before you purchased the paid subscription.

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• Safely manage online accounts without high costs
• Shared credentials allow us to pay less for some SaaS services
• Eliminates time spent managing credentials

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• Positive - it keeps a list of previous passwords
• Positive - ability to have more secure passwords

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