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fromFast Company
3 days ago

Bitwarden announced a price hike in the worst way possible

Bitwarden is one of the more likable tech companies. It offers a great password manager for free, charges modestly for its paid version, and has mostly stayed in its lane with its focus on security products. So it's disappointing that it isn't being more transparent about the first price hike in its 10-year history. Bitwarden's Premium version now costs $20 per year, up from $10 per year previously.
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fromTheregister
4 weeks ago

HSBC blocks app users for having sideloaded password manager

HSBC's UK mobile app blocks access on devices with Bitwarden installed via F‑Droid, preventing customers from using the banking app.
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fromZDNET
2 months ago

My top 5 password managers for Linux - and my favorite works on Windows and MacOS too

Use a password manager on Linux; multiple open-source, feature-rich options like Bitwarden and Buttercup provide strong security, cross-platform support, and self-hosting choices.
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fromZDNET
6 months ago

NordPass vs. Bitwarden: Which password manager is best?

NordPass is ideal for new users seeking an easy-to-use password manager with strong security and privacy features.
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fromZDNET
6 months ago
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My top 6 open-source Android apps from the Google Play Store - and why that's important

fromZDNET
7 months ago
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My 6 favorite open-source Android apps from the Google Play store - and why that matters

fromZDNET
6 months ago
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My top 6 open-source Android apps from the Google Play Store - and why that's important

fromZDNET
7 months ago
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My 6 favorite open-source Android apps from the Google Play store - and why that matters

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