Last Pass signs into 99% of my websites and apps for me in seconds. It creates, saves, and fills in secure, unique passwords. I can use it across all my devices and not have to worry about forgetting a password or the nightmare of getting my all-for-one-and-one-for-all password stolen.
Not just for passwords: It can fill out my credit card info or library card # with one click. And it’s also great for keeping other crucial information handy when I need it. I save my passport photos, my vaccine photo, drivers license, my known traveler numbers, even our garage code.
Not just for living people: Another cool feature is the Emergency Access Trustee. Say Justin and I die on a Sasquatch Hunt in the Appalachians. My brother is set up as our Last Pass Emergency Access Trustee. If he requests access to our LastPass account and we don’t respond to deny his request within a set timeframe (because we’re super dead), then he gains access to all our accounts.
Not just for millenials: We’ve loved this app so much that we are in the process of getting our parents on board. Getting digital access to aging or deceased loved ones’ accounts is SUCH A HEADACHE. Having this info all organized and handy in the future will be a game-changer.
