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There’s lots of articles, guides, and tutorial videos available on the LastPass Support page.

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If I mindlessly click on OK, I have just overwritten my password with “ice cream.” I need to pay attention and know NOT to update in that situation.

For example, I have a couple of sites where, after filling in the username and password, they give me another challenge like “What was the make of your first car?” or “What is your favorite food?” Once I answer “ice cream” LastPass pops up and asks if I want to update that website’s entry. If you’re not paying attention, it is easy to overwrite or delete passwords. You need to take learning LastPass seriously. The next time it will fill the password in for you. LastPass will notice when you are typing in a password and offer to save it for you. All you do is visit accounts like you normally do. Once you have an account, you need it to remember all your current passwords. If either of us should change the password, it gets changed in that folder for both of us. My husband and I have separate accounts, but put many passwords in shared folders. This includes 6 individual licenses, plus the ability to share folders of passwords. We use Family plan account type for $4/mo. Just go to and click the big red button to “Get LastPass Free.” You can start with the free account and later graduate to one of their paid plans.

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How to get started on a computerįirst, you need a LastPass account. There are many good password managers out there, LastPass is the one that we use, so that’s what we teach. All you need to remember is the one master password. Using a password manager, like LastPass, means that you can have long, complex passwords that are different for every site because LastPass is remembering them for you.

If you’re counting on yourself to create and remember your passwords, you’re probably using passwords that are too simple, and you’re likely using the same password for multiple sites. In today’s world where we all have dozens, if not hundreds, of passwords to remember, we think it is crucial to use a password manager. This article will tell you how to get started on computers and mobile devices. Please watch that show to learn more details about LastPass. See Episode 205: Password Managers – how to use LastPass. In last week’s episode of our “What Does This Button Do?” show, we covered LastPass.