1Password allows us log in almost automatically to all web services that we have stored in the application, be it Gmail, Twitter, Facebook, Outlook, Amazon, banks in general ... in addition to creating secure passwords every time we sign up for a service.
Since the release of iOS 8, the application became free but only in part since it has pro functions through in-app purchases to unlock several very interesting and useful options for the price that the application previously had before the change, which was 9 euros.
The pro version also allows us to add software licenses, wireless router keys, label and create folders to organize records, create multiple vaults as well as view files attached to each record (If that's the case).
The cross-platform password management application 1Password has just received a new update adding new functions for iOS and Mac. With this update the application reaches version 5.2 including a new tool for add custom logins, where we can directly select the service (Facebook, Twitter ...) that we want to add.
Another new feature that the application has received is the two-step authentication with random passwords as with Amazon, Tumblr, Outlook, Gmail ... as well as being able to add new fields to the records such as addresses and dates.
Little by little there are more and more applications that allow us to access from our iPhone through the data stored in 1Password that uses the Touch ID to access. One of the advantages of this application is the sync with desktop app, available for both Mac and Windows, which allow us to directly access our accounts in the different services from the application itself, without having to write the access url.
