KeyRing 2.33.3.0

Privacy concerns are constantly growing in the modern era since the methods of accessing personal user data are becoming more advanced and the attacks more frequent.

For those who want to keep logins and account details safe onto their Windows Phone devices it might be worth trying out KeyRing, a specialized application that aims to help in this respect.

Less attractive look, focused on functionality

This app greets you with a very simple interface that is made for ease of use and lacks any visually appealing elements of graphical design or any sort of customization options that would make it a bit more attractive.

Accessing the main functions and commands is fairly easy, since most of them are hosted inside the main menu that is displayed in the lower part of the screen.

The smooth navigation through menus and functions seems to be one of the very few positive characteristics of KeyRing that is worth taking into consideration, insofar as its design is concerned.

Easily add passwords and manage them

Adding inside this app the information you want to protect is a simple process, as you can insert the title and optionally the URL address (useful for online services), then the user name and password. In a separate screen you can add a memo for each entry and the space offered for writing down the content is quite generous.

With one tap on any of the entries stacked inside the main screen of the application you will reveal its details, with the associated password hidden. Checking a box under the passcode field will unveil its content, so you can view the respective passcode.

Next to each field inside KeyRing you have at your disposal a "Copy" button, which comes in very handy when you want to use the credentials and log into an online account, for example.

In case you want to erase the clipboard content, there is a dedicated button for this inside the main menu at the bottom of the screen. From the same menu you can disable the alphabetical sorting of the database entries.

A neat thing about this utility is its built-in support for NFC and this enables you to add new entries that benefit form this technology, as the application can write tags, which, in turn, will allow you to access the protected areas without having to manually input the password every time.

Removing entries from the KeyRing database can be done one item at a time or you can erase them all at once, using the dedicated functions provided by the utility.

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