Dropbox: The new player in free password manager space
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Looking for a password manager? There's a lot of services out there to choose from, and next month there will be another kid on the block -- Dropbox.
Starting April, Dropbox will begin offering a free, limited version of Dropbox Passwords to anyone who has a free Dropbox Basics plan.
This free plan can be accessed from up to three devices.
The catch?
There's a limitation.
You can only store 50 passwords.
Need to store more and you have two choices -- go elsewhere, or subscribe to a Dropbox plan.
Another feature that Dropbox announced as "coming soon" is the ability to securely share any password with anyone. Not sure how useful a feature this will be (how often do you share a password?) but might come in handy for those Wi-Fi access codes or Netflix passwords.