No offense but: I just clicked on some other video on your channel and the first thing I was informed of is "this video is sponsored by 1password". Although I love the way you present all pros and cons and I don't want to doubt your integrety, the fact that you get sponsored by 1password (for other videos) and here in this video it turns out that 1password is the best password manager (although it might be true and just your pure unbiased review result) leaves some sort of aftertaste on my tongue.
Suggestion. Do one of these videos for beginners. Why use a password manager? How it works, maybe even a bit of tech. And for this video - does your review recommendations apply for all devices (iOS , android, Mac, pc) - I need a good one that will work for the family which use multiple types of devices.
*Keeper* has *bad* business practices: I got an email that I have 30 days left and it will expire if I don't renew. Then a week later they charge me $35. So I ask to get the $35 back, so they issue a refund, but they are ending my subscription in 24 hours (2.5 weeks earlier than they suppose to).
I have lastpass and getting super frustrated with it. It continues to pull up the wrong password for the site I'm on which is annoying. Didn't realize there were so many trackers. Definitely be switching to something new. Thanks for the review.
Embarrassingly I have been using Remembear... Enough said. Your video was insanely helpful. Totally agree with you for last pass. Of course there is always the topic of should I trust you lol. But then you are a drummer are you not? I always trust drummers. Carry on.
I am committed to ditch Norton Password Manager (formerly Norton Vault) after almost 8 years. Yeah, I know, Norton... Not the best company privacy-wise but the password manager was out there before these got popular, and it was bundled with our AV subscription. It got me captivated with its convenience after using it for so long. But things have been getting really weird with them lately... 1. Exactly the same import/export issues you mentioned for Dashlane, 2. They vanished their standalone Windows software overnight and switched to browser addon, 3. You can't import THEIR older backup files because of proprietary file format and removal of the standalone software, 4. Current version accepts importing .CSV file but doesn't export a .CSV file :') (my brain reached its limits at this point) 5. You can't find ANY info online, that isn't outdated, about any of these issues thus you have to contact support, 6. Support wants to connect to your computer to "fix the error" (there is no freaking error, just tell me what to do)... It was long due, Norton.. From what I've read, Security & Privacy communities advise using 1Password and you've come to the same conclusion. Thanks for the great video. I'm so excited to switch!!
I don't recommend Authy for 2FA TOTP. Aegis and 2FAS are great alternatives, and neither requires you to divulge your phone number. Also, Twilio (Authy's parent company) was hacked recently. Some of their reps were phished, and for some reason they weren't using 2FA. That's pretty bad optics, in my opinion.
I'm in the market for a password manager. I was using google chrome and for some reason chrome stopped working and I had to re-install. Now I have to put my 10000 password back into my computer. My question is if I have to reinstall my browser will I loose my passwords with 1password or bitwarden?
Could somebody please help me? If I have understood this correctly, my passwords will be stored on the provider's web site, so if their server goes down, I can't login to anything? Also, I have handed over my passwords to a third party? What happens if they get hacked? what happens if I forget the (preferably secure and therefore unmemorable) master password? perhaps I need to write it down?
Mr. Matheson: I've just come to your channel for the first time today 10Jan21. Where are your bona fides that qualify you to know the technical merits of suggesting password managers? Have you worked at a cyber security firm? Something to that effect.
Why is it that Android just can't get password management/autofill to work as easily as what is in iOS? :( It's actually my biggest issue and why I don't switch.
I am reluctant to use a password manager because if it get's hacked you're done. Ofc they aren't easy to hack but I feel like since they are the jackpot hackers will focus on how to hack them more and eventually this will happen. Hence I prefer to try and memorize many strong passwords. This is really difficult and I keep forgetting some and thus have to reset passwords a lot, but ultimately that's safer.
A vault is somewhat more than just the ability to "categorise" your passwords. It provides segmentation for sharing scenarios for one. For example, as a business, we can have a shared business vault for passwords that all staff need to access, and I have a "manager" vault that myself and my business manager can access, so that for those important passwords, there isn't that risk of losing access (obviously that requires implicit trust in the person(s) you share it with).
Wait, I thought you would need the master password to unlock any of the vaults. How are you sharing just one vault? I'm curious because I wanted to do what you said, but I'm not gonna share my master password. And I thought that ability would come with the friends and family upgrade?
You always have to give up convenience for security. I'd just like to know which password manager is open source, has strongest security, 0 trackers and does everything locally?
Hey Great video! But I just checked and dash lane is 35 USD per year! I know this video is old but I dont think the price chnanged that much since last april? What's up with this?
@@PeteMatheson I bought bitwarden and it took me a while to put all my info from lastpass to bitwarden but it's very clean and easy to use. thanks for the video!
@@PeteMatheson in their opinion I guess, haha. I am giving BitWarden a try thanks to your videos. I know you recommended 1password first, but BW has a free version I could try. If I don't like it I'll give the lowest subscription level of 1password a try next. Thanks!
@@PeteMatheson been using bitwarden since watching your video and so far I really like it, even just the free features so far have done everything I need it to. Thanks again for the video.
Ok I'm trying Robo form, coming from 1 Password... I like how it acts on Android phone better than 1 Password... I couldn't use the in screen fingerprint reader with my Samsung phone with a screen protector on it so I'm using the face unlock and one password only trusts like iPhone and pixel phone for face unlock security... Kind of sad... So I ditched one password for that reason...
How does a password manager work with a smart TV, where you’re accessing your Netflix account (for example) through the TV and not a browser? Does it work? And if not, does that mean your Netflix password (for example) must remain outside the password manager and therefore at higher risk? You can tell I’m new to this! ;-)
@@PeteMatheson thanks! And one more question - does a password manager have the ability to protect your password as it sits in a company database (ie Netflix) in the event of a hack? Or does it only protect your data from being hacked from your devices?
It's a tool that helps you to administrate all your passwords in a secured way (they have encryption and usually a vault that you can only access with a master password). The difference with Chrome, Firefox or Edge browser password manager is that it is more secure (as you can only enter with your master password) as it makes very very difficult for hackers to steal this information. I've been researching about them quite recently and I'm considering using Bitwarden as it is the one that looks more intuitive, with a better premium price and best reviews on the internet, too.
so, you can edit and update your passwords offline... to then not be able to log into the service with the updated password... because you're offline... :D
This is the best, most honest password manager comparison I've found. Thanks so much!!!
No offense but: I just clicked on some other video on your channel and the first thing I was informed of is "this video is sponsored by 1password". Although I love the way you present all pros and cons and I don't want to doubt your integrety, the fact that you get sponsored by 1password (for other videos) and here in this video it turns out that 1password is the best password manager (although it might be true and just your pure unbiased review result) leaves some sort of aftertaste on my tongue.
@@PeteMatheson when do you think the video will come out?
Thank a lot for all this. I'm a beginner with BItwarden, and while his perspective was great, I would have preferred your consumer use review. thanks
The haircut alone gets a thumbs up! 👍🏻
I checked my playback speed 3 times. Thought it's set at 1.5x.....Good video
Love the video! Thanks for the review! Was delighted to find that I’m already using one of your top picks!
I agree completely with your opinions on spamming. Enjoying your channel and the information that you share with us.
Thanks for your great Ideas
thank you, I was on the fence between 1password or keeper, I am going with 1password =)
Suggestion. Do one of these videos for beginners. Why use a password manager? How it works, maybe even a bit of tech. And for this video - does your review recommendations apply for all devices (iOS , android, Mac, pc) - I need a good one that will work for the family which use multiple types of devices.
Hey Pete , great info and specially the presentation . Hope, more such coming soon . 😉👍
Thanks Pete, I dropped LP last month and am just lucky enough to find your channel. Good advice, I hope.
The movie clips are very nice
Thy for the great video!
Great vid- thanks
Is offline access a big deal?
What website lets you update your password when your offline anyway?
I like Keepass because I can legitimately pronounce it Keep-Ass.
Great review. In the future, it would be great to know the country of origin for each company.
Israel. It’s all Israel.
@@vladislavno 😁
I love that presentation ... Please take your right hand and slap your left shoulder and say. "Well done, Pete"
*Keeper* has *bad* business practices:
I got an email that I have 30 days left and it will expire if I don't renew.
Then a week later they charge me $35.
So I ask to get the $35 back, so they issue a refund, but they are ending my subscription in 24 hours (2.5 weeks earlier than they suppose to).
I have lastpass and getting super frustrated with it. It continues to pull up the wrong password for the site I'm on which is annoying. Didn't realize there were so many trackers. Definitely be switching to something new. Thanks for the review.
Since I have forgotten my masterpw for LastPass, I can't even delete my account! poor service.
Embarrassingly I have been using Remembear... Enough said. Your video was insanely helpful. Totally agree with you for last pass. Of course there is always the topic of should I trust you lol. But then you are a drummer are you not? I always trust drummers. Carry on.
@@PeteMatheson The drum key religiously hanging from your neck. I'm a working musician, going on 55 years.
I am committed to ditch Norton Password Manager (formerly Norton Vault) after almost 8 years. Yeah, I know, Norton... Not the best company privacy-wise but the password manager was out there before these got popular, and it was bundled with our AV subscription. It got me captivated with its convenience after using it for so long.
But things have been getting really weird with them lately...
1. Exactly the same import/export issues you mentioned for Dashlane,
2. They vanished their standalone Windows software overnight and switched to browser addon,
3. You can't import THEIR older backup files because of proprietary file format and removal of the standalone software,
4. Current version accepts importing .CSV file but doesn't export a .CSV file :') (my brain reached its limits at this point)
5. You can't find ANY info online, that isn't outdated, about any of these issues thus you have to contact support,
6. Support wants to connect to your computer to "fix the error" (there is no freaking error, just tell me what to do)...
It was long due, Norton..
From what I've read, Security & Privacy communities advise using 1Password and you've come to the same conclusion. Thanks for the great video. I'm so excited to switch!!
password manager is a must
1Password hands down número uno ~~
Simply, amazing video. Everything about this is great
This is very helpful! Thanks!
1password all the way
Thank you very much! I hope the '22 version coming within few weeks ;)
Great Video! Thank you
You mention how many trackers are on all these, except for Bitwarden. How many trackers there?
Thanks to you
I'm learning tNice tutorials, guitar, and 3d animation at the sa ti what am i doing to myself?
Excellent video thanks for sharing ,will use the discount code. Annnddd yes I did suscribe to your channel
Useful info, thanks
Your videos are always upbeat, enjoyable, with good humor.
Fantastic comparison and review even though you talk a bit fast for this old man :)
Ahhh I'm a Dashlane user, I like it. But no reason to switch on the family plan
I don't recommend Authy for 2FA TOTP. Aegis and 2FAS are great alternatives, and neither requires you to divulge your phone number. Also, Twilio (Authy's parent company) was hacked recently. Some of their reps were phished, and for some reason they weren't using 2FA. That's pretty bad optics, in my opinion.
This channel is so good!
(I subscribed after the first minute of this video lol)
Great video! First time setting up a password manager, so this was really helpful for choosing
Which one did you end up going for? I need to get one set up quickly.
@@_Featherstone 1password
@@titmcgee8789 thanks bro
What about Enpass?
Bitwarden for life
Hi Pete, is there any possibility of doing a review and thoughts on Cyclonis Password Manager please, Many thank in advance
i was a payng for dashlane for a wile now but now im leaving for a new manger cos of the end of life desktop app
I'm in the market for a password manager. I was using google chrome and for some reason chrome stopped working and I had to re-install. Now I have to put my 10000 password back into my computer. My question is if I have to reinstall my browser will I loose my passwords with 1password or bitwarden?
@@PeteMatheson thank you for answering.
Great Video. Does the discount coupon work still?
tNice tutorialngs simple, straight to the point and well organized.
What about nordpass?
Could somebody please help me? If I have understood this correctly, my passwords will be stored on the provider's web site, so if their server goes down, I can't login to anything? Also, I have handed over my passwords to a third party? What happens if they get hacked? what happens if I forget the (preferably secure and therefore unmemorable) master password? perhaps I need to write it down?
I use masterpassword app. it is not a manager but it generates the passwords based on your name, your website and your masterpassword.
Thanks,time to switch from Lastpass XD
Mr. Matheson: I've just come to your channel for the first time today 10Jan21. Where are your bona fides that qualify you to know the technical merits of suggesting password managers? Have you worked at a cyber security firm? Something to that effect.
Great stuff Pete, keep up the good work.
I played this video on 0.75x, and understood it.
you aren't a setup master without a set of cans around your neck.. I'm wearing a set now even though I don't know what I'm doing! LOL!
Good information and I enjoy your presentation style. Thanks.
Feature Enpass in your next video…. A very promising alternative above all of them
Why is it that Android just can't get password management/autofill to work as easily as what is in iOS? :( It's actually my biggest issue and why I don't switch.
I am reluctant to use a password manager because if it get's hacked you're done. Ofc they aren't easy to hack but I feel like since they are the jackpot hackers will focus on how to hack them more and eventually this will happen.
Hence I prefer to try and memorize many strong passwords. This is really difficult and I keep forgetting some and thus have to reset passwords a lot, but ultimately that's safer.
Salt all your passwords in your vault. Salted passwords are useless to the hacker because it's incomplete passwords.
Keychain is enough for me
A vault is somewhat more than just the ability to "categorise" your passwords. It provides segmentation for sharing scenarios for one. For example, as a business, we can have a shared business vault for passwords that all staff need to access, and I have a "manager" vault that myself and my business manager can access, so that for those important passwords, there isn't that risk of losing access (obviously that requires implicit trust in the person(s) you share it with).
Wait, I thought you would need the master password to unlock any of the vaults. How are you sharing just one vault? I'm curious because I wanted to do what you said, but I'm not gonna share my master password. And I thought that ability would come with the friends and family upgrade?
Is there a free options for these 3 top options, of course with limitations but nonetheless free
You always have to give up convenience for security. I'd just like to know which password manager is open source, has strongest security, 0 trackers and does everything locally?
do you know one of that sort
theres no profit in that
3:56 specific ocean
Can you do a review of Buttercup? I like to keep my passwords offline.
Video doesn't actually start until 2:47
Short answer please. Dashlane or Bitwarden? Kinda like the vpn service
@@PeteMatheson Premium or free version?
Hey Great video! But I just checked and dash lane is 35 USD per year!
I know this video is old but I dont think the price chnanged that much since last april? What's up with this?
Ok you did cover this. Well done great video
I take Sticky Password Manager
Nearly 3 minutes in and you still have not begun...
Bro bitwarden is the best
dang man i really wanted to buy keeper because it looks the best to me but the ads and pop ups is a big turn-off for a paid customer in my opinion
@@PeteMatheson I bought bitwarden and it took me a while to put all my info from lastpass to bitwarden but it's very clean and easy to use. thanks for the video!
1pass does that allow for yuibikey?
To be fair to Zoho, his post merely says "Thanks for the mention" and the title of your video did say "best" so...
@@PeteMatheson in their opinion I guess, haha. I am giving BitWarden a try thanks to your videos. I know you recommended 1password first, but BW has a free version I could try. If I don't like it I'll give the lowest subscription level of 1password a try next. Thanks!
@@PeteMatheson been using bitwarden since watching your video and so far I really like it, even just the free features so far have done everything I need it to. Thanks again for the video.
What about Myki?
Lastpass don't see your details or keys. They've changed their processes.
Does anybody trust LastPass still? lol
@@PeteMatheson yes, quite a few companies
Hey Pete, did you say that you can't edit your passwords on Bitwarden while offline?
Ok I'm trying Robo form, coming from 1 Password... I like how it acts on Android phone better than 1 Password... I couldn't use the in screen fingerprint reader with my Samsung phone with a screen protector on it so I'm using the face unlock and one password only trusts like iPhone and pixel phone for face unlock security... Kind of sad... So I ditched one password for that reason...
Bitwarden ftw
How does a password manager work with a smart TV, where you’re accessing your Netflix account (for example) through the TV and not a browser? Does it work? And if not, does that mean your Netflix password (for example) must remain outside the password manager and therefore at higher risk? You can tell I’m new to this! ;-)
@@PeteMatheson thanks! And one more question - does a password manager have the ability to protect your password as it sits in a company database (ie Netflix) in the event of a hack? Or does it only protect your data from being hacked from your devices?
What about SpalshID Safe
I'm just working on my own open source password manager and this video apear under my recommendations. : )
What about Password Boss?
Hello, have your ever heard anything about enpass?
@@PeteMatheson yeap ))) You mentioned about the versprite report, and I looked about it, and this report was published in 2018) But what about now ?))
It’s the only password manager with a lifetime license.
Zoho Vault, aka NoHope Vault. 😂 Great video as always!
where is roboform?
Missed the two trackers in Bitwarden 😃
The 3 best password managers in 2021 are still me, myself and I.
Does bitwarden have trackers ?
@@PeteMatheson wow , thanks for the speedy reply .
Really informative and great video
Think I'm gonna go with one password
no enpass?
I just want a trustworthy
this may be stupid but whats a pw manager?
It's a tool that helps you to administrate all your passwords in a secured way (they have encryption and usually a vault that you can only access with a master password). The difference with Chrome, Firefox or Edge browser password manager is that it is more secure (as you can only enter with your master password) as it makes very very difficult for hackers to steal this information. I've been researching about them quite recently and I'm considering using Bitwarden as it is the one that looks more intuitive, with a better premium price and best reviews on the internet, too.
your hair is kinda funky
so, you can edit and update your passwords offline... to then not be able to log into the service with the updated password... because you're offline... :D
Password managers are useless if the person using them using either basic passwords, repeats passwords or doesn't use 2FA *everywhere*.
Am I the only one who had no trouble keeping up with you? Normal speed is fine...
Why google password manager is not enough?
It's only for Chrome , no app for phones or MacOS and Linux and other browsers like Firefox.
I had to check if I had my video on 1.5x speed.
Are these even that secure or can they be hacked? If these get hacked your straight up screwed haha
Sounds like deadtrap used car salesman.
Too Much movement of Body Parts (!)