LogMeIn, the company behind the popular password manager LastPass, has announced a major change in the way the free level of service works. From 16 March 2021, users of the free level will be restricted from using the service on desktop or mobile devices only.
Currently, the free level of LastPass is generally a fully functional password manager that makes it possible to use the service on mobile and desktop platforms. This means you can create and store passwords on your computer via the desktop, and it will be automatically synced to your phone or tablet through the mobile app.
From March 16, when users of the free level sign in to the mobile or desktop app, that particular platform will become their default. Say you choose desk; in that case, you can continue to use the service on the desktop and sync your passwords on multiple computers, but not on your phone or tablet.
If you are not satisfied with your platform choice, you get three chances to switch it to the other one. After expiring three attempts, you will be locked out on the last chosen platform.
If you want to unlock multislot sync support again, you will have to sign up for one of the company’s premium levels after March 16, which currently includes an individual plan of $ 36 per year (available for $ 27 per year). year for a limited time) and $ 48 / year family plan.
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