Coming up on Hands On Tech, let's take a look at some suggestions for a cross-platform password

manager once you've made the switch to a new machine. Stay tuned.

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Hello and welcome to Hands On Tech. I'm Micah Sargent. And as is always my way, I am taking

your tech questions and answering them here on Hands on Tech. The question this week comes in from

Jim, who writes in with the following. Now that I have my new Mac, it's time for a new and

better password manager. I was still using LastPass on my PC. Yeah, I know you and Leo urged

us to switch after LastPass had been hacked, but I never got around to it. Now is finally the time.

I, and I bet most people, need one that works across platforms. In my case,

I wanted to work seamlessly on my Mac, iPad, iPhone, and my wife's iPhone. If my wife wants

to check our bank statement on her iPhone, she shouldn't have to wonder what the password is

just because I created it on the Mac. And no way can anyone correctly

hand enter one of those long, ugly, complicated, strong passwords that password managers love to create.

Bonus points, if the password manager can work with Roku, so a Netflix password created on my iPad

will automatically log me into Netflix on my TV.

So let me talk about some password manager options.

I, for years now, probably since like 2011 maybe, at least since 2011, I think, have been using OnePassword.

OnePassword has been a sponsor on the network, so just putting that out there.

It's $36 a year for families, I think, is the current pricing.

And so that's a really good price.

It works across Mac.

It works with iOS.

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