Password Control vs Keepery

Store all of your passwords in your iPhone easily and securely. •• If you are looking for SIMPLICITY and SECURITY of use, as well as EASE in creating a BACKUP COPY of your information, Password Control is the application for you! ••Have you ever needed one of your passwords and didn’t know where it was stored or just didn’t have it on hand? ••Password Control provides you with totally secure access to your passwords anytime through your iPhone. FEATURES: •Password protected access to the Application. •The passwords you enter are stored in the operating system Keychain for maximum security. •You can organize your passwords by groups. •Make a backup copy easily, quickly and securely so you avoid exposing your data to servers that are out of your control. •The backup copy is created in a protected file, and each file is protected by a different, individual password that no one knows but you. •Enter or edit your password information with just a couple of taps on the screen •Passwords are hidden onscreen to avoid prying eyes. Available languages: English and Spanish ********************* IMPORTANT: Please be aware that it's very important to backup your data using the app's backup system. For security reasons there is no other way to restore your data. *********************

NO MONTHLY FEE/SUBSCRIPTION PLAN REQUIRED TO SAVE BACKUPS 5 reasons to choose Keepery over other password managers: - Keepery does not require a monthly fee/subscription to backup your data. Most password managers do. - All the data is encrypted using AES-256 with a randomly generated master key. This is state of the art standard on password managers. - Your data never leaves your device.* There is no server side and no third party to trust. - Keepery is as simple as robust, just generate and save secure passwords, accounts info and notes, and store an encrypted backup of all your data wherever you want, with one single touch. - Coming soon Keepery open source code available on GitHub. * * Your data never leaves your device until you decide to make a backup. When you make a backup, a strongly encrypted file will be exported to the service of your choice (dropbox, drive, email, local storage…). As long as you keep your master key safe the encryption protecting your backup will ensure that your data remains private, even in the hands of a malicious attacker. A highly efficient brute force attack against your backup file will take millions of years (actually much more than the age of the universe) to break your privacy.