Dropbox is making its password manager service free for all usersĭropbox introduced its password manager service in August last year. The company is also limiting syncing of passwords on up to three devices only. If you go over that limit, you’ll have to subscribe to a Dropbox Plus plan that costs $11.99 per month ($19.99 per month for a Professional account). There are a few caveats though.įirstly, you can only store up to 50 passwords at once. The free version will offer the same zero-knowledge encryption as the paid version, meaning saved passwords are only accessible to you and no one else, not even Dropbox. Starting in April, users on a free Basic plan will get access to Dropbox Passwords for no charge. smarthphone-comparisions Smartphone Comparisonsĭropbox is making its password manager service free for all.ultimate-tech-gift Ultimate Tech Gift Guides.

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