LastPass is a very popular password manager and it is currently used by 17.8 million people across the globe. In an era when weak passwords are becoming a problem, having the right password manager that will store and generate strong passwords is extremely important.
Right now, over 61,000 businesses use LastPass password manager to enhance their worker’s online security and there have been lots of success stories thus far. LastPass does not just guarantee your security, it also educates users on how to make weak password adjustments.
Now, are you aware that logging in to your LastPass account on your PC or smartphone automatically creates a cached version of your saved data to your mobile phone? Users that activate offline access will still be able to access everything in their Vault even when they are not connected to WiFi or mobile data.
Once enabled, users can log into their accounts from the phones they are using and have complete access to any saved vault data via the LastPass web browser extension, desktop site, or mobile application. See How To Access Your LastPass Encrypted Password Vault Without WiFi Or Mobile Data:
How Can I Enable Offline Access To Your LastPass Account?
- Head to LastPass.com and get yourself logged into your account with your username and Master Password. If you have the browser extension, tap the LastPass icon in your toolbar before choosing “Open My Vault.”
- Choose “Account Settings.”
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- Tap “Multifactor Options.”
- Tap edit, which is represented by a pencil, close to your preferred multifactor option, and choose “Yes” from the dropdown.
- Choose “Allow” for “Permit Offline Access.”
- Set up and configure all other fields for your authenticator if required before tapping “Update.”
- Type in your master password and tap “Continue.”
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You are done.
