How many passwords do you have to remember? If you are like most people, A LOT! Anyone who uses the Internet knows it is nearly impossible to remember all the different user names and passwords for all the web sites you visit. The problem is each web site requires something different. Some must be 8
How many passwords do you have to remember?
If you are like most people, A LOT!
Anyone who uses the Internet knows it is nearly impossible to remember all the different user names and passwords for all the web sites you visit. The problem is each web site requires something different. Some must be 8 characters or less, other 8 characters or more, and still other must include numbers, upper and lower case letters, or special symbols. How is anyone supposed to remember them all? And what happens when you do not remember? You waste time re-registering it online, and may even get completely locked out of the website.
Introducing Login Locker
Login Locker is a simple system to manage website user names and passwords. The magnetized booklet is the size of a credit card, but expands to include enough space to keep track of usernames and passwords for up to 35 different web sites. But, it is more than just an organizer. Login Locker also provides useful suggestions and tips on how to create secure passwords, and keeping them safe.
How to use Login Locker™
Think of Login Locker like an internet address book, but better! When you register a user name and password at any web site, simply record it in Login Locker. With Login Locker, user IDs and passwords are easily organized and can be kept in a place that is secure and portable. Login Locker is small, lightweight, closes snugly, and can easily slip into a pocket, purse, or credit card slot of any wallet.
A Secure and Simple Password Manager
Although some say it is not a good idea to write down your password, most people do. And it is usually on a scrap of paper taped to the computer monitor or under the mousepad where anyone can find it. With Login Locker, your user IDs and passwords are organized and kept in a discrete place. Plus, for added security, Login Locker suggests you use a hint to remember your password.
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