LastPass Password Manager

LastPass Password Manager

By LastPass US LP

  • Category: Productivity
  • Release Date: 2009-08-01
  • Current Version: 6.9.0
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 200.42 MB
  • Developer: LastPass US LP
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 15.0 or later.
Score: 4.41294
4.41294
From 53,179 Ratings
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Description

LastPass is a password manager that secures your passwords and personal information in an encrypted vault. As you visit apps and sites, LastPass autofills your login credentials. From your LastPass vault, you can store passwords and logins, create online shopping profiles, generate strong passwords, track personal information securely in notes, and more. All you have to do is remember your LastPass master password, and LastPass will autofill web browser and app logins for you. Stop getting locked out of your online accounts or struggling with frustrating password resets. Let LastPass remember your passwords for you and keep you safe online. NEW TO LASTPASS? Download LastPass now and get the protection you need for your online information. - Store usernames and passwords for all your online accounts securely in your LastPass encrypted vault. - Autofill your usernames and passwords in apps and websites. Simply launch your apps or navigate to a sign-in page and LastPass will fill in your credentials. - Automatically save usernames and passwords to your vault in Safari and other mobile browsers. - New! LastPass now offers a mobile Safari extension that simplifies filling, generating, and saving of credentials directly from your Safari browser. - Never forget a password again. Only remember your LastPass master password and LastPass secures the rest. - With automatic device sync, anything you save on one device is instantly available on other devices. - Securely store information like credit card numbers, health insurance cards, and notes in the encrypted vault. - Safely and conveniently share passwords with others, such as the cable login or Wi-Fi password. - Create secure passwords in one click with the built-in password generator. - Multi-factor authentication (MFA) secures your password vault to add a second layer of protection to your account. LastPass never has the key to your encrypted data, so your information is available to you, and only you. Your vault is encrypted with bank-level, AES 256-bit encryption. Trusted by Millions - Trusted by 33+ million users and 100,000+ businesses - LastPass has been highlighted in PCWorld, Inc., PCMag, ITProPortal, LaptopMag, TechRadar, U.S. News & World Report, NPR, TODAY, TechCrunch, CIO, and more! Get more with LastPass Premium: LastPass offers a free 30-day trial of our Premium solution. With our LastPass Premium and Families, you will benefit from: - Unlimited device type access from any operating system - Unlimited sharing of passwords, items, and notes - 1GB encrypted file storage - Premium multi-factor authentication (MFA), like YubiKey - Emergency access - Personal support Your subscription will automatically renew every year and payment will be charged to your iTunes account within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Any unused portion of a free trial will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription. You can turn off auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings after purchase. No cancellation of your subscription is allowed during the active subscription period. Terms of service: https://www.logmeininc.com/legal/terms-and-conditions Download LastPass today for simple, secure access to your passwords! Give us feedback Keep the feedback coming! Join the conversation by providing feedback, giving product suggestions, or asking questions in our online community: https://bit.ly/3NP56M0

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Reviews

  • LastPass Review: More Hassle Than Help

    1
    By Ridgeway42
    LastPass? More like Last Choice. For a tool that’s supposed to lock down your digital life, it seems to do a better job of locking you out of your patience. From shaky security to a clunky MSP system and dashboards that are perpetually stuck in a bygone era, here’s the real deal on why LastPass might not be your best bet. **Security Slip-Ups** Let’s cut to the chase—LastPass has its security issues. With bugs popping up more often than they should, it’s hard to feel safe. What’s the point of a password manager that keeps tripping over its own feet? **MSP Mess** If you’re managing passwords for clients, LastPass’s MSP features are supposed to make life easier, right? Wrong. It’s outdated, awkward, and feels like a puzzle you just can’t solve. Managing client info shouldn’t be this hard. **Buggy Dashboards** Navigating LastPass’s dashboards is like stepping back in time—and not in a cool, retro way. It’s all bugs and no speed, with a user interface that feels unfinished. It’s as if they’re always in the middle of updating things but never quite get there. **Perpetual "Under Construction"** Always updating, never improving—that’s the vibe you get with LastPass. They promise fixes, but each update seems to leave things messier than before. It's like they're stuck in an endless loop of "almost there, but not quite." **Conclusion** Overall, LastPass feels like it’s lagging behind when it should be leading. With all the modern options out there, sticking with LastPass’s mix of outdated features and constant bugs just doesn’t make sense. It’s definitely time to look elsewhere if you want something that’s secure, sleek, and actually works.

  • Last Pass

    5
    By Bushdoctor-Que
    It work for me

  • Lost access from computers and iPad

    1
    By Lost access to last pass
    I bought a new iPhone and still have access to LastPass from the iPhone but now I cannot access LastPass from any other of my devices!

  • Violates California’s Automatic Renewal Law

    1
    By Ander_o
    Although I switched to a better password manager long ago, LastPass charged me for a yearly renewal without any warning ahead of time, which is against the law in California. When I reached out to support, they were useless. Between all of the data breaches and poor service, this app is worse than worthless.

  • Doing What??

    4
    By ThomDavies2053
    Restricting on anything but mobile devices!!

  • Nope

    1
    By Paulhampyon123455790
    A once great app that I used for years has become so bad I wouldn’t give a nickel, much less $38 for its frustration. You’d have better luck sitting on a rock hoping it will hatch into a flying monkey than you would trying to get this beast to fill in a password

  • Fails to many times

    3
    By Edamame lover
    While helpful many times does not appear to learn the new password. Also quite frequently keeps using previous passwords

  • Just more trouble

    1
    By Gangsta's boss
    The issue is what LastPass is all about: passwords. I have dozens of them and Each one keeps telling me I have to change it to something more difficult for the ones that are more brilliant: the Hackers. So my life’s wasted for another 15 minutes trying to remember what I had changed it to, what clever password I created to fool Evil. You, Technology, told me you would make life easier. Instead, you have made life more difficult, more complicated and more dangerous. Thank you ever so much.

  • Frustrating and stupid problems

    1
    By timr07
    The app is fine but I think the one star rating might get somebody’s attention. I’ve spent the last 45 minutes going around in circles trying to login. I knew this would happen. As soon as they started saying “we recognize you on this device so no reason to bother signing in with your master password“ I knew I would eventually forget my master password, and I did. Now that it’s required it’s a whole stupid process to try to recover my account. And I’m supposed to be pairing my device with the LastPass authenticator app. They ask me to open the Authenticator app and scan a QR code, but there’s no function on the Authenticator app to scan the code. And when I go to my camera to scan the code it takes me to a login page - the login that has now failed so many times that they’ve suspended my account. Frustrating and stupid

  • Terrible

    1
    By Ocddude
    Was a LastPass user for over 15 years As the grew it seems like it has declined They forced me to change my master password I had for years and now I can remember the new one so I go to password recovery and i receive a code. I tried to put the code into recovery and I keep getting error messages. This has been going on for weeks and when I try to do it on different machines I get the same results. What I don’t understand is why did I have to change my password in the first place?

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