I just spent several hours accessing and changing passwords for several email accounts that I’d just as soon close…but other family members make that difficult right now.
Upon investigating further, I’m even more appreciative since the Time Warner rep I chatted with seemed to not take the breach very seriously because…”it didn’t occur on their own servers!” According to a recent Reuter’s article, Time Warner was notifying customers of the breach…but I’m a customer and I never received anything, so it’s doubtful I think. I’m a ‘less than enthusiastic’ user of Timer Warner’s antiquated email system…the one that doesn’t yet use SSL or even knows what 2 Step verification is…so I appreciated their notification. Here’s more information about the new and improved Dashlane 4.ĭashlane’s Newest Security Breach Alert Reminds Me of All the Things that Dashlane Does So WellĪ few days ago I received an alert from Dashlane notifying me that Time Warner Cable had encountered a security breach of their user accounts.
Here’s a little video Dashlane put together to show off the new design. But this is much different and much better! It’s similar to the Android app that provides a little Dashlane Impala icon right within connected apps, that, if you tap on, it will enter your credentials from right there…there’s no need to open the Dashlane app at all! It’s a huge improvement for ios users! You could copy a password within the Dashlane app and then it would open the appropriate app for you to paste it in. This function was sort-of available before. I’ll add more later…but for now, they’ve introduced a new feature for ios which allows Dashlane to enter passwords more readily from right within many apps. It does very little beyond that except store secure notes and allow the sharing of passwords.ĭashlane Released A Long Awaited but Better Than Expected iOS Update Todayįinally those iOS 9 Phone users who were unable to open the app will be able to again! Not only that but the whole app has been redesigned and it’s really well designed in my very quick testing so far. The app works well for simply storing passwords…just as well as Apple’s free key chain utility does.
Dashlane has taken away Feature after Feature…leaving just an empty shell of their former App, My take is they are trying to hard to bring on board all platforms as well as begin an Enterprise business which they are concentrating all their efforts on leaving their original customer base…ios users behind. The app has gone downhill for ios users a lot since all the problems they experienced in ios 9. News Updates Appear First Before Main Articleĭashlane released another large update…Dashlane 5. Follow Tweet Tap or Click here to Quickly Reach the Dashlane’s User Guide
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