Here at SplashData, we’re big fans of two factor authentication. We recommend it for our SplashID personal password manager users as well as our TeamsID business password manager users. But we also recommend that you use two factor authentication wherever
Today we released a major new version of our SplashID Android app. Good news is we have delivered on the #1 request coming in from our many Android users — fingerprint login! (SplashID iOS users of course have access to
Today’s SplashID guest post on improving personal and business productivity comes from author and blogger Adam Scott. ______ Life Hacks to Improve Productivity If you work full time like me, you understand what it’s like to feel behind schedule and
We have helpful SplashID updates for Mac, Windows, and Android now available. Remember only SplashID Pro users get access to all updates on any platform. The Mac update in particular includes fixes to a number of issues you’ve reported to
Going to try something a bit different and invite someone who knows a lot about personal productivity to guest post some tips for us. Meet Brittany Wheeler. She knows about time management because as a busy mom she lives it
Good news: SplashID 8.1 is finally here! We have updated apps for iOS, Windows desktop, Android, and the web. Remember, only SplashID Pro users get access to all updates. Mac is coming soon! I’m putting that in bold since it’s
Dear SplashID Friends, I am excited to announce that we are close to releasing our latest version, SplashID 8.1. This update of SplashID brings the ability to mark your favorite records, view passwords being set or changed, and use filters
SplashData’s 3rd annual worldwide company meeting is underway this week in Dubai, United Arab Emirates with key teams from the USA, Europe, and Asia participating. For consumer users of SplashID, the teams are focusing on SplashID feature requests and product planning.
Technology Hacks to Make Your Life More Productive If you’re like me, you’re always on the lookout for ways to get more done. Here are some that I’ve found recently. Using technology already at your disposal, ranging from your smartphone
We’ve announced our well known list of “Worst Passwords” for 2015 — check out the press release and see a cool infographic we created for this year.
