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LastPass Reviews: 4.5/5 — Highly Rated
LastPass is a popular and easy-to-use password manager with premium features and great security tools and multiple account recovery options. Adding an advanced layer of security, the platform offers multi-factor authentication and time-based one-time password protection, dark web monitoring, a one-to-one authenticator, and secure notes. LastPass also offers effective pricing, with a freemium plan that covers extensive features and tiered plans with more robust security features and tools.
| Company | LogMeIn, Inc. |
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| Year founded | 2003 |
| Company size | 1001-5000 employees |
| Headquarters | Boston, MA, United States |
| Social Media |
| Capabilities |
API
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| Segment |
Small Business
Mid Market
Enterprise
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Chromebook, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
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It crosses platforms so I can utilize it for work and for my personal information. It is secure and I feel better knowing that my information is safe.
It can be a little cumbersome using it on my iphone when I need to authenticate both Last Pass to open it and then the app I am trying to use. It can take time which can be annoying when trying to check out of a store but this is my only complaint.
I am not familiar with what problem LastPass is working on but I know they update the app frequently to keep it secure.
It helps me create safe passwords. It saves them for me and tells me when I have to many repetitive passwords.
Sometimes saving the correct IP address creates a problem. And also, sometimes it is hard to find passwords that don't get used very much or older passwords.
It keeps a good log of all my passwords and creates new good passwords for me.
I can use it on my laptop, phone, and tablet and always have access to all my passwords. I like how secure the generated passwords are and how it prompts to save the new login immediately.
I don't like how it randomly signs you out sometimes. I understand this is for security reasons, but sometimes I just give up what I was doing because of the inconvenience.
It is solving the problem I used to have with always using the same password for everything or writing down new ones in a notebook. I used to have to carry the notebook with me.
It's easy to create custom passwords and complete login information once I return to the site. I feel safe using LastPass for all my personal information.
I really can't think of anything I dislike about LastPass.
LastPass allows me to store all my usernames and passwords safely. I also store banking information, such as routing numbers and account numbers, in LastPass.
I appreciate that Last Pass helps me keep my passwords and accounts organized. As a small business owner, I am constantly logging into various sites and services. Last Pass saves me time. I don't have to look up passwords or keep a sheet updated.
Keeping track of my Last Pass account password can be a challenge. I appreciate the service.
Last Pass helps me keep track of my passwords. It saves me time and frustration. I don't have to constantly reset passwords because I've forgotten whatever the latest most recent password is - Last Pass has me covered!
We use LassPass constantly for both personal and business accounts. We have one level of use for employees and highly confidential accounts under greater security. We have been using LassPass for years and have been exceptionally pleased with performance.
I forget to refresh LassPass updates and forgetting to do so in advanced settings will give the appearance of a new password being wrong. Trying to login to some sites without refreshing can cause you to get logged out. My fault not LassPass' fault.
We need two levels of secure logging in to sites at work. One for employees and one for owners. LassPass readily solves this problem for us. I am very pleased with this solution.
I can log in from anywhere on any device. This has come in handy more than once as I travel alot for business.
So far I have not found anything I would consider a downside to having LastPass
Security, I had several breaches which caused me hundreds of dollars
LastPass makes it incredibly easy to utilize completely random passwords, not have to remember a single one of them, and use completely different passwords across all of your accounts. Their mobile app is incredibly responsive and works with all of my apps and their browser extension provides quick and easy access to all of my login information.
Occasionally the mobile app doesn't integrate perfectly well with all apps, and I'm forced to open up the LastPass app, copy my password from the manager and paste it into the app. While is incredibly rare, but it has happened and while it's a minor inconvenience, and poses a potential security risk of having a password on my clipboard. I also copy new text afterwards to prevent it from lingering on my clipboard
I feel almost invincible as I've broken the worst habit of re-using the same, easy to hack passwords for all of my accounts. I would estimate I have at least 100 accounts, if not more, and not a single one uses the same password.
Perfect not having to remember all my different passwords.
Occasionally it does not automatically enter my credentials in login windows, thus making me manually enter the information. Seldom an issue.
I do not have to recall all my passwords. Very efficient!
Excellent encryption and super easy to use. Alerts if there appears to be a pw issue. I feel my passwords are safely stored where only I can access and use them. Peace of mind and no paper lists of passwords!
Well, I guess you have to pay for it, but I used the free version for years before getting the premium. That worked just fine. I really don't see a downside.
Confidentiality of my passwords and thus my data. Saves me time in searching for a password I haven't used in a while.