True Key™ by McAfee

True app is working fine with me and it looks practical at least the feature of import and export the list of passwords.

I managed all my important thing in here,,,, well done folks

Password storage is great, but syncing across multiple devices is not as reliable as I would like. The other shortcomings of the service/ app include the inability to change one’s default email and not being allowed to change the master password.

Gives me security…….

Love this app. Don’t know how I would keep up with all the different passwords with it!

Continuingly having issues with the app or the extension but also, this is not available on Mac why?

I’ve been a TrueKey user for over two years, and while the concept of the app initially appealed to me, my experience has been far from satisfactory. The promise of seamless sign-ins is great, but in reality, it falls short. Every attempt to use TrueKey on my iPhone, whether for web or app logins, results in the same frustrating error message: “Unexpected error has occurred. Please try again.” Selecting TrueKey over iCloud Keychain should be a smooth process, but it’s anything but. The app only signs me in half the time, and its inconsistency is a major drawback. Its buggy and faulty nature makes me question its reliability compared to other password managers. With my subscription nearing its end, I’m seriously considering switching to a different service. A product should deliver on its promises, and unfortunately, TrueKey doesn’t. It fails to function properly, even in basic tasks like opening. For an app designed to simplify access, these issues are more than just minor inconveniences—they undermine the entire purpose of the app. My advice to potential users: consider other options that might offer a more reliable experience.

Mcafee stopped supporting the TrueKey app through updates three years ago. The bug-filled app makes calling for help futile. The support staff don't know what you are talking about because they don't know the products, probably because they do not use the TrueKey app. If the TrueKey app is supposed to be a security product—not updating the app for three years is a complete failure.

Seems to be good just wish it had a face verification for password

I have not tried the app but it seems to me that because the app has one login for every login then doesn’t that make it easier, say for a domestic partner gone bad, to get into every single thing and in addition create new accounts in your name more conveniently because of the auto fill? So, isn’t this a step backwards in security?