Probablemente a cualquier usuario de la tecnología actual le preocupa el tema de la seguridad. Hemos visto como grandes empresas, a las que se supone dejamos nuestros datos o mejor dicho, los cedemos para poder utilizar servicios y obtener mejores experiencias de usuario hackeadas en un momento, peligrando toda la información que almacenan. Sin embargo, a nivel usuario, también es verdad que a veces no le damos la importancia que tienen contraseñas, passwords y pines. Así que hoy te proponemos que ninguno se te olvide, porque ya sabrás que deberías tener uno distinto para cada cosa, con MePass.
MePass is an application for iPhone, which you can download from the App Store with which you will have a single place to store all your access data to services and websites. In this way, you will not have to memorize them one by one, or have to go looking for virtual or manual notes in which you had written down how to enter this or that place. Of course, the information is encrypted, and that is precisely the guarantee with which this interesting app is "sold" for those who want to make sure they have their homework done in terms of security at their fingertips.
El how MePass works it is quite simple. The interface is also very intuitive so if you have never used this type of application, you will not feel lost. Once you install it on your iPhone, you will be able to add all the services in which you have an account, with your username and password. By clicking the save button, the information is encrypted, and in order to access it, we will need what is known as a masterkey. That is, a password that will allow you to enter the application.
The process of creating new passwords is simple, and the guarantee that this information does not leave your terminal, and also, it cannot be accessed without the password created, is an added security with as many problems as there are today in this regard. What's more, MePass it is totally free.
Aplicación | Descarga MePasss en la App Store
On the same welcome page, there are tons of misspellings! How can one trust such an application? 😱
I don't trust a free app that contains all my passwords. I already have 1password on iphone / ipad and mac. Synchronization between devices and 264bit encryption. You better play it safe for something so important.