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[iOS] Onekey Pro - Secure Password Manager FREE for Limited Time (Was $5.49)

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[iOS] Onekey Pro - Secure Password Manager FREE for Limited Time (Was $5.49)
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WNK on 13/08/2013 - 23:42 itunes.apple.com (796 clicks)
Last edited 14/08/2013 - 09:33

OneKey Pro - Secure Password Manager & Private Data Vault to Lock Your Secrets Safe
Free for limited time
Save $5.49
4.5/5 Stars 182R 193R now in US store
4.5/5 Stars 14R in AU store
Released on Feb 12 '13

Edit, Note:I downloaded this and very easy to use. I don't say you need to put your all banking & confidential passwords with them. But we can keep some important information safe.As I think, no point of comparing no of reviews for always free app with a new released app with 4.5/5 Star rating, 182R in US store & a limited time free one. This one will be definitely back to $5.49 after few days. So why just don't we try it while it's free

With OneKey, you don’t need to remember all the usernames, passwords, web addresses and those boring information in modern life. OneKey provides a safe and simple way to store and manage all your passwords and private information. It can save your credit card details, PINs, bank accounts, notes, web site logins…etc in a highly secure position.

OneKey uses 256bit AES encryption to protect your passwords, accounts, credit cards and more. You can trust that no one else will have access to your most important information.

Secure:

  • Secure storage for passwords, usernames, PINs, credit cards and bank info.
  • Strong 256bit AES encryption.
  • Time-out locks to protect the app from prying eyes.
  • Optional auto-lock protects your passwords from hackers.
  • Backup and restore data via Wi-Fi and Dropbox at anytime.

Easy to use:

  • Standard templates for fast data entry.
  • Customize categories and all the details.
  • Mark any records as Favorite for quick access.
  • Provides search and sort to manage your records.
  • No limitation on the number of records.
  • Clean and nice interface.

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation) and iPad. Requires iOS 5.0 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.

Mobile iOS App Onekey Pro Secure Password Manager

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  • easternculture on 13/08/2013 - 23:46
    +4

    Dashline password Manager is FREE and has always been free for iOS, Android, PC and Mac
    Link https://www.dashlane.com/

    Its even been mentioned in the New York Times

    Why would you choose Dashline over the app you posted, lets see:

    • Password Manager

    Automatically import your passwords from Chrome or any other browser into your secure password vault. Save any missing passwords as you browse. Make a new password right within your browser. Get automatic alerts when websites get breached.

    • Digital Wallet

    Securely store your payment types in Dashlane’s online wallet. Get express checkout and flawless form filling everywhere you shop online. Automatically capture receipts of all your purchases. Always have your digital wallet on you, and never have to store your credit cards on sites that you don't completely trust.

    • Autofill

    Smart form autofill that works – not some of the time, or even most of the time – every time. Stop wasting time checking if everything filled right, and correcting all the mistakes. Stop leaving your data unencrypted in your browser cache.

    • AES-256 encryption
    • WNK on 14/08/2013 - 01:02
      +1

      Why would you choose Dashline over the app you posted

      Can choose Dashline @ anytime no worries….

      By posting this one, I didn't try to convince that Onekey Pro is the best app.

      What I can say:

      1.Onekey Pro
      Was $5.49
      Free today & previously two times
      Can try for free today or tomorrow
      Will not be free after few days.
      Released on Feb 12 '13
      Use less number of people
      4.5/5 Stars 182R in US store
      4.5/5 Stars 14R in AU store
      Have the features given in the post

      2.Dashline password Manager
      Was Free & is free
      Can try @ anytime since it's always free
      Will be Free tomorrow, next week or next month
      Released on May 23 '12
      Use higher number of people
      4.5/star with 883 reviews
      Have the features given by you.

  • RSV1000 on 13/08/2013 - 23:58

    4.5 stars.
    Sounds awesome……
    Oh wait, only 14 people voted.

    Look, I made an app, and my 13 friends voted
    AWESOME APP………

    • WNK on 13/08/2013 - 23:59

      4.5/5 Stars 182R in US store
      https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/onekey-pro-secure-password/i…

      • easternculture on 14/08/2013 - 00:04
        +1

        Dashline Password Manager - FREE

        4.5/star with 883 reviews

        • WNK on 14/08/2013 - 00:04

          Always free things are not posted as deals here.

        • easternculture on 14/08/2013 - 00:05
          +1

          Ratings are better than the app you posted

        • WNK on 14/08/2013 - 00:08

          Yes, 883R because that is always free. But this one was not.
          Most people didn't buy it because of the price. If there is a free version of this, this one also would have been rated 883+R

          Other thing is this app was released on Feb 12 '13
          But your mentioned one May 23 '12
          All these reasons really affects the rating.
          Lol..

        • easternculture on 14/08/2013 - 00:13
          +1

          If there is free version of this, this one also would have been rated 883+R

          that is an assumption only

          Onekey Pro has been free 2 times previously for a total of 7 days, so i would expect more ratings if it was reputable.

        • RSV1000 on 14/08/2013 - 00:34
          -2

          So, tell me, tell us all why you negged my above comment?
          Am I lying?
          Am I offensive?
          Am I not suggesting a simpler alternative?

          Please, tell me why you begged my comment..

        • StingerGt on 14/08/2013 - 00:44
          +4

          The problem with notes is that if your phone is unlocked for whatever reason ppl have free access to it !!
          With these password apps though, you usually require a password to get into app.
          e.g if i borrow your phone for 1 sec and decide ill take a peek at your notes theres nothing stopping me now is there!

          Its free i cant understand why ppl neg things like these if they actually do as they advertise??

    • unity1 on 14/08/2013 - 00:01
      +4

      I don't get your reason for negging the deal.

        • RSV1000 on 14/08/2013 - 00:14
          -1

          Ps, don't just neg my above comment,
          Tell me why you negged me… Please

        • unity1 on 14/08/2013 - 00:27
          +1

          I haven't negged any of your comments

        • RSV1000 on 14/08/2013 - 00:30
          -1

          Sorry, that last one wasn't directed at you

        • pilotyuan on 14/08/2013 - 00:30
          +3

          I negged it for free, don't ask me why.

        • muncan on 14/08/2013 - 00:34
          +4

          Wouldn't it be fun if all neg votes suddenly revealed their owners one day… Think of the lulz! Scotty can we do it next fools day? Plz??

        • RSV1000 on 14/08/2013 - 00:37
          +2

          I +1 that…

        • Tal_Shiar on 14/08/2013 - 00:37
          +3

          Why does it bother you so much?

        • RockyRaccoon on 14/08/2013 - 04:32
          +6

          Do you understand how the negative vote works here?

          Simply put , if the deal isnt for you then move on. Make your comments, share your insights, which you have done numerous times. Then its up to people to see those and make a decision.

          By down voting it, you effectively can hide the deal from others. Hey you know that this means your opinions are also hidden, so its a two edged sword.

          Negative votes say there is something wrong with the deal, Its free, notes are free, Dashline is free. Now Easternculture doesnt like this program, and has made unfavourable comments but didn't down vote the deal.

          Now you may say its your community right to neg the deal. Fair comment but dont scream when others down vote your comments.

          Hot deals get voted up, those which are meh, dont, very simple process

        • TimeOrMoney on 14/08/2013 - 09:51

          Wouldn't it be fun if all neg votes suddenly revealed their owners one day

          That's how it used to be a couple of years ago, actually.

  • bargain_finder on 14/08/2013 - 05:21

    Does anyone know if the app stores the passwords on the device or the cloud?

  • deal88 on 14/08/2013 - 07:14
    +6

    Thanks WNK. I agree with you, it may (or may not) be the best, but as it is now free we can download and try for ourselves.
    If no good can just delete.

    • muncan on 14/08/2013 - 08:48

      Don't forget to change all your passwords if you move along. Since how can you prove the developer hasn't grabbed a copy of all your passwords? Ironically, one way to build a password database for brute force attacks is to release a password manager… :-P

      • alvian on 14/08/2013 - 11:02

        Brute force attacks, by definition, do not make use of password databases. Are you think of dictionary attacks instead?

        On building dictionaries, the problem is that a good password manager should generate random strings, and so it becomes pointless to capture these strings to build a dictionary with them.

        • thelastnoob on 14/08/2013 - 11:40

          no muncan is saying how do we know that this app is not leaking all our data back to the developer. How would you know unless jailbroken and running the firewall app? Yesterday someone was using my pc remotely in front of me. I was logged into lastpass and he was going for gold with my paypal account until i turned pc off. Comodo, superantiapyware and spybot would not detect or remove but outpost removed it within 5 seconds of boot.
          What apps can we really trust?

        • StingerGt on 14/08/2013 - 12:55
          +2

          Dont most apps that appear on apps store go through strict testing before they are allowed onto appstore ?

        • easternculture on 14/08/2013 - 13:05

          no

          i remember seeing an app on slickdeals that was leaked with a hidden banned feature built into it. Cant remember exactly what it is.

        • muncan on 14/08/2013 - 14:56
          +1

          trustno1

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