PROPERLY FREE Password Manager - Synology C2 Password

SPONSORED BY SYNOLOGY
At this point, you’ve probably heard the term “password manager” more times that you care to count, and you might even use one yourself, but with more and more options limiting features and charging a monthly subscription for something that really should be getting cheaper and more feature rich - not less - it’s amazing to finally see an actually free option that’s still feature rich and doesn’t need a complicated setup process that’s not for everyone like self-hosting. That’s where this video’s sponsor, Synology, comes in with their new service called C2 Password.

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PROPERLY FREE Password Manager - Synology C2 Password

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[TeatimeTom]

I have not watched the video yet. I just want to say that you have earned, by virtue of your credibility, my full attention on something I might normally skip.

[drwarner]

More players in this 'market' is good. I hope I can persuade more of my family members to adopt password managers (Their passwords drive me crazy!!).

I personally won't try it until their mobile apps are developed as that is an essential feature for me, but I will definitely keep my eye on it. Thanks!

[ishmaelmusgrave]

Looks Great!. I'm gonna keep using BW, but good to see more choices, especially if ti encourages more people to use managers, and hence, more people using random suggested passwords, then great! also reduces effects/severity of breaches down the line...

[Aleziss]

Why is this service not available inside or own Synology servers?

[nemiw]

0:18 Ficherich, is this the brother of Facherach and cousine of Cucheruch?

[neuideas]

Synology is a pretty solid password manager, especially considering it's free for a single user.

The family plan is insanely good, though. $5 per year for 6 accounts is ridiculously inexpensive, and compelling for anyone looking for a shared service without breaking the bank.

[andresvaldevit]

I just found out about this service too and there has to be a catch, it does what all other do.

[duragamer]

When the app is out, I shall leave last pass, not having passwords sync to my phone without paying is a dealbreker nkw

[josephseven]

In terms of security, how do you perceive the C2 Password Synology password manager and is it a suitable choice for personal use?

[DanRTS]

I use lastpass currently but it drives me mad that it can't handle sub domains. Can this handle multiple different sub domains on the main domain?

[cnabc]

is there a way to have these passwords stored on my NAS instead of in the cloud?

[ianc]

Synology's datacentres are only in the US & EU (specifically Germany). Not sure how that fits with the UK/Brexit? Whilst I believe GDPR has been retained in UK domestic law, the govt has the option to review that. With other countries/businesses, etc insisting their data is stored in applicable regions, I don't think this is something I'd sign up to ... given that I know my personal data is being stored outside the UK.

Edit: By 'personal data' I don't mean personally identifiable data, as defined by GDPR (before anyone comments) ... I mean access passwords! Given the myriad of data breaches over the last few years, anyone who puts their access passwords in the cloud deserves everything that comes their way, IMHO.

[jonumand]

Isn't Bitwarden also a "PROPERLY FREE" password manager? :)

[GeoDevine]

as long as we have Keepass password manager, free and most important Open Source, this video is irrelevant and uninformative for the channel viewers!