My Passwords

What makes MyPasswords different for all the other password applications is that the app uses your master password as part of the encryption key of the saved file. No one other than you can decrypt your passwords.

One thing you should watch for when looking at password applications is whether the app requires Internet Permissions. MyPassword does not. It only requires SD-Card read/write permissions and Market License Check permissions. DO NOT USE any password application that asks for Internet Permissions. You don’t know where your data is going!

There are no fancy icons or folders to create in MyPasswords. Your passwords are simply listed on the screen for you to view. MyPasswords uses a three field record to save your data: Domain, Username, and Password. Each field can be up to 255 characters

The password file is saved in the /Android/data/myPasswords directory for easy archiving. It uses your master password as part of the 256 bit AES encryption key so that no one else can decode your file without the master password.

Using MyPasswords will allow you to use unique and stronger passwords for you internet transactions. You can quickly look up your passwords and change them just as easily.