If you’re a LastPass user, the company has just made its Everywhere device sync feature free for all users, as it is no longer just available to Premium members. Here’s how today’s roll-out works, explains Joe Siegrist, Founder, VP & GM of LastPass:
If you’re already using LastPass Free, no action is required to start enjoying LastPass on all your devices. You can simply download LastPass to any of your browsers or grab the mobile app for your smartphone or tablet, and login with your LastPass account. Everything in your vault will be available, automatically, anywhere you login.

LastPass last year had its servers hacked, where user emails, addresses, password reminders and authentication hashes were compromised. Earlier this year, LastPass launched Authenticator for iOS for easier sign-ins.
When it comes to password managers, I’m using AgileBits’ 1Password, which gives options to either sync your encrypted database to Dropbox or iCloud, which makes for easy sync across devices. What about you?
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