LastPass password manager
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2021 4:22 pm
I've just received an email from LastPass telling me "Beginning March 16, 2021, we will be introducing some changes to our LastPass Free experience, including how many device types free users will be able to use LastPass on."
What this boils down to is that as a free user you'll be able to use LastPass on either PCs, (Windoze, macOS, & Linux) Laptops, Windoze tablets, and the LastPass web browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, Safari).
OR
Mobile Devices, iOS and Android phones, Smartwatches, and tablets (iPads, Android tablets).
To use one, or some, from each you'll need a premium (or family) subscription. They're currently running an offer which they claim gives you a year's premium subscription for £22.00 Caveat Emptor. After VAT and other bits it actually amounts to £28.08, but that's still cheaper than the standard price of £31.20 (and probably VAT on top).
I thought I'd mention this as I know a few people use the free version. I've just bitten the bullet and paid for 12 months as I use it on virtually every device I've got, which is a lot.
What this boils down to is that as a free user you'll be able to use LastPass on either PCs, (Windoze, macOS, & Linux) Laptops, Windoze tablets, and the LastPass web browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, Safari).
OR
Mobile Devices, iOS and Android phones, Smartwatches, and tablets (iPads, Android tablets).
To use one, or some, from each you'll need a premium (or family) subscription. They're currently running an offer which they claim gives you a year's premium subscription for £22.00 Caveat Emptor. After VAT and other bits it actually amounts to £28.08, but that's still cheaper than the standard price of £31.20 (and probably VAT on top).
I thought I'd mention this as I know a few people use the free version. I've just bitten the bullet and paid for 12 months as I use it on virtually every device I've got, which is a lot.