Enpass can now sync your passwords without the cloud
With the latest feature for Enpass, you don’t have to use the cloud to sync passwords across devices.
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What you need to know
Enpass, one of thebest password managersandbest password generators, just gained support for syncing passwords without having to go through the cloud. Enpass Wi-Fi Sync lets people sync their data across devices that are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. This eliminates the need to use the cloud or to move sensitive data through the web.
The feature works by having your desktop run a server that is discoverable via mDNS protocol. Any Enpass apps on your other devices can then connect with the server. Enpass explains the ins and outs of the feature in a newblog post.
Enpass already has a unique approach to password management. Passwords are stored on your device and then synced through the cloud provider of your choice. It works with OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, and several other popular services. If none of those are to your liking, Enpass Wi-Fi Sync is a new option that might work. You can also choose not to sync data across devices.
Enpass explains that while it can securely sync data through the cloud, some people prefer to keep passwords local.
Enpass was already one of the best password managers and password generators around. Now, it has the option to keep passwords local and off the cloud.
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