Daily Deal: RoboForm Everywhere 4 Year Subscription
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Coming up with secure passwords is difficult enough. Remembering them all is another feat. You could write them down somewhere or give Roboform a try. This end-to-end solution makes generating and organizing strong passwords super simple, while allowing you to still access the sites you frequently use quickly. Supported by AES 256-bit encryption and powerful password auditing, RoboForm keeps your passwords safe across every device you use. The 4 year subscription is on sale for only $30 for a limited time.
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Thanks, but no
And that's when I discovered RoboForm had made it difficult to export your information. If memory serves, it only exported part of the URL, which makes the data less than useful.
I've migrated. And I'm not going back. When a company holds your data hostage to keep you from leaving them, you're better off never, ever going there.
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