"Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me."
Well SplashData managed to fool me twice. Something goes South, one needs to re-install SplashID or install it on another device..... "Oops, SplashID has moved on and your database is no longer compatible...Please send us more money."
Slow learner that I am, I think I'm finally catching on.
I've still got access to my data by virtue of SplashID's Windows version and I want to get out while the getting's good.
Am wading through the user reviews for mSecure right now.
Am even contemplating a plain old spreadsheet - kept in an encrypted .ZIP file. Not so convenient, but maybe ok for occasional reference. Certainly portable...
Whatever comes up, I see some serious keyboard time in my near future.... -)
Is anybody happy with another product?
Musts:
- Some form of password protection - doesn't have to be Fort Knox... but
needs something to keep the casual browser of a lost cell phone out.
- Synch with or, at least, back up to a PC.
- Work from it's own, discrete, copyable DB. i.e. not embedded/intertwined with
some Android system file/DB.
Nice-To-Haves:
- Ability to export to text or .CSV
- Companion app that runs under Windows XP
- Companion app that runs under IOS
Well SplashData managed to fool me twice. Something goes South, one needs to re-install SplashID or install it on another device..... "Oops, SplashID has moved on and your database is no longer compatible...Please send us more money."
Slow learner that I am, I think I'm finally catching on.
I've still got access to my data by virtue of SplashID's Windows version and I want to get out while the getting's good.
Am wading through the user reviews for mSecure right now.
Am even contemplating a plain old spreadsheet - kept in an encrypted .ZIP file. Not so convenient, but maybe ok for occasional reference. Certainly portable...
Whatever comes up, I see some serious keyboard time in my near future.... -)
Is anybody happy with another product?
Musts:
- Some form of password protection - doesn't have to be Fort Knox... but
needs something to keep the casual browser of a lost cell phone out.
- Synch with or, at least, back up to a PC.
- Work from it's own, discrete, copyable DB. i.e. not embedded/intertwined with
some Android system file/DB.
Nice-To-Haves:
- Ability to export to text or .CSV
- Companion app that runs under Windows XP
- Companion app that runs under IOS