Authy vs Google Authenticator: Which 2FA App in 2026?
Authy vs Google Authenticator compared: backups, phone number, export, desktop and new phones. Plus a third option that keeps codes with your passwords.
Expert tips, guides, and best practices for password management
Authy vs Google Authenticator compared: backups, phone number, export, desktop and new phones. Plus a third option that keeps codes with your passwords.
Move your logins and passkeys out of Apple Passwords with no export file. The iPhone steps, the Mac route, and why DroidPass cannot start it for you.
Chrome on a computer cannot transfer directly, so this one goes through a CSV. The export steps, how to move the file safely, and why you delete it afterwards.
Move your logins and passkeys out of Google Password Manager with no export file. Android does it in four taps; the CSV route and the iPhone steps are here too.
Move your logins from LastPass into DroidPass — by direct transfer where your iPhone supports it, or by CSV. Including what does not come across.
Move your logins from 1Password into DroidPass. The export lives in the desktop app only — here is the full route, and what stays behind.
Move your logins from Bitwarden into DroidPass. Pick the plain CSV, not the encrypted export, and check whether you have organisation items too.
Move your logins from Dashlane into DroidPass. Passwords transfer cleanly; passkeys may need re-creating, and this explains why.
Move your logins from NordPass into DroidPass — by direct transfer or CSV. Cards and notes ride in the same file, so check before you export.
Move your logins from Keeper into DroidPass. Choose CSV over JSON, and know that shared-folder records may not be included in your export.
Move your logins and passkeys from another password manager into DroidPass with no file to export. Step by step, and what does not come across.
How passkeys work, why they cannot be phished, how to create your first one, and what a new device needs before it can open them.
Turn on password AutoFill on your Mac in a few clicks and sign in to websites in Safari without typing. Step by step, with real macOS screenshots.
Use Android and an iPhone or iPad, or switching between them? How to keep one encrypted vault on both, what syncs and what differs on each.
Are passkeys safe after the August 2026 Pass-ta-key attacks on Google Password Manager? What researchers found, and how to keep passkeys and logins safe.
Got a data leak warning or a Have I Been Pwned hit? A calm checklist to change exposed passwords, stop credential stuffing and turn on 2FA.
Compare Google and Microsoft Authenticator alternatives, then move your 2FA codes into an encrypted password manager for iPhone, Android and Mac.
Strong password examples, the passphrase method and mistakes to avoid, plus a free password generator and strength checker that run in your browser.
Notes, photos and chat messages are the worst places for card numbers. How to store credit and debit card details on your phone in an encrypted vault.
Find a saved Wi-Fi password on iPhone, Android or Mac, share it safely with guests, and keep every network in one encrypted vault that works offline.
Is writing passwords down safe? We compare a password book, a notes app, your browser and a password manager, and show how to move your book into DroidPass.
DroidPass runs on your Mac. Get the free password manager from the Mac App Store, with one encrypted vault synced across Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android.
DroidPass keeps working with no internet. How offline access works, why it matters on flights and abroad, and how your 2FA codes work without signal.
Export your vault from LastPass, 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane, Keeper or NordPass as a CSV, with the exact menu path for each, then delete the file safely.
The 2026 update adds a built-in 2FA authenticator, Markdown secure notes, one-tap import from Google and Apple, Sign in with Apple and 29 languages.
DroidPass generates 2FA (TOTP) codes next to your passwords. Scan a QR code, keep one-time codes in your vault, and drop the separate authenticator app.
Switching to DroidPass? Import saved logins from Google Password Manager, Apple Passwords, Chrome, 1Password, Bitwarden or any CSV in a few taps.
What a password manager actually does: a unique password per site, autofill instead of retyping, one encrypted place for cards and notes, and the trade-offs.
A look at what DroidPass includes on the free tier, what Pro adds, what it costs on each store, and who it does not suit.
Where iPhone stores your passwords, how to find and add them in the Passwords app, and when a separate password vault is the safer choice.
We compared 8 free Android password managers, from Bitwarden to Proton Pass, on what the free plan gives you, offline access, 2FA codes and price.