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drjenkins join:2005-03-30 Bealeton, VA	drjenkins to Antonica Member 2014-Jul-15 8:35 am to Antonica Re: Critical Vulnerabilities In Web-Based Password Managers Found said by Antonica: Is there anyway to have it on your phone as well? Android? »play.google.com/store/ap ··· .keepass
	actions · 2014-Jul-15 8:35 am ·
Antonica Premium Member join:2002-09-02	Antonica Premium Member 2014-Jul-16 7:44 am Yeah I have android. Thanks for that. I have LastPass right now but never put anything on my phone. I may try KeePass on my phone and see which one works best.
	actions · 2014-Jul-16 7:44 am ·
chrisretusn Retired Premium Member join:2007-08-13 Philippines	chrisretusn Premium Member 2014-Jul-19 3:58 am I use KeePass on my phone, a Samsung Galaxy S4. I like it.
	actions · 2014-Jul-19 3:58 am ·
expat42451 join:2003-06-20 100350	expat42451 Member 2014-Jul-19 7:27 am Another Keepass user here, KeepassX- the OSX version. Simple, apparently safe and free. The fact that the program did not have options to store on the cloud and was not incorporated in a browser were the 2 reasons I chose it. Regards
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