Your Passwords in a Fingerprint
Your Passwords in a Fingerprint
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MY PASSWORD MANAGER is a password manager through which all your secret information is stored and encrypted in a file.
With this application you will not need to remember all your passwords by heart.
No more scattered sheets or files will be needed ... you will have everything at your fingertips and safe, because MY PASSWORD MANAGER encrypts your personal information.
The application manages a PRIVATE database and a PROFESSIONAL database.
It is also available in ENGLISH.
The app at startup is presented in 2 different modes depending on whether you have the fingerprint reader or you do not have one.
At the first start you will be asked to enter the main password to start the application or to place your finger on the finger scanner.
Then you will be asked for the LANGUAGE (ITALIAN or ENGLISH) and on which database you want to operate: PRIVATE or PROFESSIONAL.
Touch the LANGUAGE flag with your finger.
Then the 2 lower icons will be activated, indicating the DATABASE to choose.
Touch on the desired DATABASE logo.
The first time the application is launched, the screen displays the database that will be practically empty.
In this screen you can:
CONSULT the passwords entered by tapping with the finger on the drop-down list under the "Application" item.
EXIT by pressing the gray Exit button.
DELETE the information displayed by pressing the red Delete button.
INSERT new information by pressing the purple New button.
By pressing Exit, you will exit the application.
By pressing Delete, you will be asked to confirm the deletion of the data.
Pressing New, a new window will appear where you will be asked to fill in all the fields of the new information that you want to memorize.
Confirm the entry by pressing the green Confirm button.
The application will return to the viewing screen.
At this point you just have to create your password archive that you can recover at the first opportunity, without having to squeeze your minds to remind you of the myriad of passwords that we are forced to have in today's society.
Best Regards and Good Job!
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