WTF is my Password again?

March 20th 2011

WTF is my Password again?

Thanks to some handy “Remember Password” pop ups on our web browsers, you are or are bound to know somebody that is part of the “Save My Password Because It’s Easier” movement or Save My Password Movement (SMPM). It’s something you hear everyday, what the #*@$ is my password? Not so safe outside your house anymore, are you?

With everyday life moving towards social networking and more and more traditional services or businesses moving everything online, how on earth do you keep track of all your passwords, usernames, and log ins? I can honestly say to you I am a member of SMPM and that has worked great on the computer, but when presented with the challenge to type in passwords (and sometimes even usernames) away from base camp I often find myself drawing a blank. To this day I still am unable to remember my MySpace password. It’s been 3 years. What’s MySpace you ask? Perhaps another time.

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eWallet Lite – Free

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Strip Password Manager – Free

Strip is a highly rated Password Manager and Data Vault. Known as the Secure Tool for Recalling Important Passwords, Strip has been protecting sensitive information on mobile devices for over 12 years, since the early days of the venerable Palm Pilot. STRIP IS FREE TO USE FOR UP TO 10 RECORDS ONLY. YOU CAN UPGRADE IN THE APPLICATION FOR AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE fo $12.99.

mSecure Password Manager – $5.99

Use mSecure to safely store sensitive and important information like web logins and passwords, credit card numbers, frequent flyer and social security numbers, and any other data you want quick, easy access to while on the go. mSecure uses an industry-proven data encryption method so your information is safe guarded should your device be misplaced or stolen.

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eWallet Password Manager – $12.99

eWallet lets you keep and use your info the way you want it: Great-looking cards, with your own graphics or ours – Create great looking wallets by synching images used as backgrounds from the Windows desktop version – Complete search to quickly find the info you need – Customize cards with your own photos – Choose your own categories and subcategories

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MyWallet – $2.49

Have you ever forgotten a password? Or were you in a need of your credit card details while on the go without your wallet? Do you think it’s not safe to carry all your private information in your real wallet? Are you using same password for all websites and social networks because it’s impossible to remember them all?

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