#Phone number for lastpass support password#

#Phone number for lastpass support password#

Now go buy another password manager from a company that knows what it's doing. LastPass supports two-factor authentication via various methods including the LastPass Authenticator app for mobile phones as well as others including YubiKey. Do the following - Open browser - go to and login - top right, click on little down arrow by your user - select Account Settings - under the General tab, scroll down to the 'Account Information' - under Links, click 'My Account' A new tab or browser window will open - look in the second row down, usually called 'Premium Status' - far right of the expiry date is a big red button - if the big red button is set to auto renew, click it to turn it off. It's easy to disable subscription auto renew though it is hidden somewhat. LastPass Authenticator offers effortless two-factor authentication for your LastPass account and other supported apps. LastPass has two accessible device types: computer (all browsers running on desktops and laptops) or mobile (mobile phones, smart. I'm also faced with many hours of work to change all my login details ans transfer to another password manager, 1Password. Create a seamless experience for your workforce and customers with LastPass. Reliable, secure, easy-to-use password management for 1 device type. I've been with them from the beginning but now have no alternative but to leave as all trust is gone. I am looking for a pretty secure password manager that prioritizes availability.Īppalling lack of transparency and accountability following multiple security incidents.Shocked to discover that some login data is kept clear. For many other websites LastPass stores so many login parameters for me that I have trouble figuring out which the right one is, but here it couldn't keep a measly two in its store. Lastpass chose to override my old account with this info, even though I used different usernames/email addresses. Most recently, I had to create a second account on a website in order to test something. This especially happens when I am working on a small screen device like an iPhone. LastPass has so often sent me down rabbitholes of authentication that I have forgotten what I was trying to do in the first place. Sure, I pick good passwords and mostly different ones for different sites, but I need a password manager that will not hold me back from accessing my accounts online. I use LastPass with 'Availability' as my primary goal and not 'Security'. I am a premium user and I want to write about my years-long experience with lastpass, not 'a recent experience' as the very unhelpful prompt here asks for.