We Should All Be Using A Password Manager

It's the one time when the right thing to do is also the easy thing to do. It's 2017, folks. You shouldn't be going online without a password manager. For all the online accounts you have, Dashlane generates and remembers complex passwords so you don't have to.

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It's 2017, folks. You shouldn't be going online without a password manager. For all the online accounts you have, Dashlane generates and remembers complex passwords so you don't have to. Even better, Dashlane syncs to all of your devices and backs up your data. It auto-fills email passwords, IDs, credit card payment types and logins with a single touch. Plus, Dashlane has a business service with built-in onboarding help and customer service, so your whole team can be protected from security breaches. It's a Google and Apple 'Best App' and recommended by 'The New York Times'. Dashlane Business lets you easily (and securely) share passwords and add or remove team members. Perfect for anyone who uses their birthday as a login, keeps an Excel sheet full of passwords, or is pretty sure the intern from last summer still has the Twitter login. Secure My Passwords

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