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Keeper is securing your passwords and accounts for less – grab a huge 50% off Personal & Family plans and 30% off Business Starter plans

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Keeping your passwords safe isn't easy, but Keeper, one of the best password managers, is doing its best to help.

Experts recommend that each account should have a unique 12-16 character password that contains a mix of upper and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. Doing it manually can be a pain, but Keeper is here to help.

Today's top Keeper deals

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Keeper Personal - Unlimited Devices, 1 Year: was £34.32 now £17.16 at Keeper

Sync and generate passwords across an unlimited number of devices through Keepers' mobile app, web app, web vault and browser extension. Enjoy seamless autofill to take the hassle out of password security, and share passwords securely.

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Keeper Family - Unlimited Devices, 1 Year: was £81.60 now £40.80 at Keeper

Grab everything in the personal plan, plus five private vaults for your family, 10GB of secure cloud storage, and share folders and files with permissions management.

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Keeper Business Starter - 1 Year: was £110 now £55 at Keeper

Users can download and sync passwords across an unlimited number of devices, plus shared team folders and a private vault for every user. As a bonus, each user has free access to a Family Plan. Price is for 5 users, 1 year.

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Prior to his postgraduate studies, Benedict earned a BA in Politics with Journalism, providing him with the skills to translate complex political and security issues into comprehensible copy.

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