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KeePass2, VeraCrypt, or BitLocker?

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Veracrypt has some good features if you are interested in encryption.

 

Bitlocker is good and handy and will keep common criminals out, but it's hard to say if it has any government back doors in it, since Microsoft have never published the code. There has been quite a number of posts online about it.

Veracrypt has some good features if you are interested in encryption.

 

Bitlocker is good and handy and will keep common criminals out, but it's hard to say if it has any government back doors in it, since Microsoft have never published the code. There has been quite a number of posts online about it.

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3 hours ago, Eniqmatic said:

Veracrypt has some good features if you are interested in encryption.

 

Bitlocker is good and handy and will keep common criminals out, but it's hard to say if it has any government back doors in it, since Microsoft have never published the code. There has been quite a number of posts online about it.

Veracrypt it is then, I don't really trust Microsoft with any of my data

Is keypass2 just a password manager then? does it do anything else? 

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9 minutes ago, IAmLamp said:

Veracrypt it is then, I don't really trust Microsoft with any of my data

Is keypass2 just a password manager then? does it do anything else? 

Never used it so couldn't tell you for sure, but it sounds like it from their website: http://keepass.info/index.html

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