We’ve produced a guide on how to securely store and remember all your passwords using password managers including LastPass and 1Password.

1Password is an app built to help you keep your online accounts secure. The first step of securing an account is using a strong password. The second is remembering that password.

Prior to 1Password, I did use Chrome to store a lot of my passwords and credit card info. This worked fine if I was on my desktop or laptop, but on my iPhone or iPad I was out of luck. I simply ...

Logins, passwords, databases, credit cards, campus Wi-Fi credentials—you name it, a password manager remembers it. I use 1Password personally, and I have all kinds of things stored in it.

If all you're doing is stashing logins and passwords in 1Password, you're not coming close to using all its abilities.

Using 1Password to remember every username and password that accumulates is easily one of the best quality-of-life improvements you can make in your digital world. In addition to saving all your ...

A handy guide to 1password's new password sharing with a link feature.

If you aren’t using 1Password, you’re probably instead using an app like LastPass, which allows you to store and synchronize passwords across your devices without paying a monthly fee. Still ...

Here you can view and manage all the current user names and passwords you've saved. The paid version of the app lets you store other stuff like bank account information, credit cards, IDs, etc.

Using passkeys is a safer alternative to the risky password habits 49% of US adults use, according to CNET's password survey.