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Password One
  • Price
    $1.99
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Versions4 archived
  • Installable4 of 4
  • AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
  • SellerWesley Dyson

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.

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How do you make secure passwords in 2010? By Shaking your iPhone (or iPod Touch) of course! Shake to generate passwords that are safe and secure! Password One is your one stop to ensuring your digital security.

Features

Shake to generate! Generate Passwords up to 16 characters in length Multiple settings to customize your password including: Numbers Upper and/or Lower case letters Punctuation Phonetics

Simply shake the device and your new password will appear!

***** Ranked #10 for a productivity app in iTunes France! - March 20, 2010 *****

To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
1.0
Requires iOS 3.0+
353 KB Install Download
1.1
Requires iOS 3.0+
473 KB Install Download
1.2.2
Requires iOS 3.0+
Retina
July 9, 2010
1.5 MB Install Download
2.1
Requires iOS 3.2+
Retina (iPhone only)
5.5 MB Install Download

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
March 22, 2010 — — 6 $0.99
February 11, 2012 — — 33 $1.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

Does one thing well
     
by Fiddlesticks2 · July 8, 2011

Most people pick easy to guess passwords which exposes them to the risk of having bank and credit card information stolen. Since people aren't good at picking passwords, security experts suggest using a password generator. This application generates random passwords for you. It does not store them; you need another ap for that. However, I have not been able to find a good password storage application that also generates passwords. The free version is ok, but only allows you to generate passwords up to eight characters long using upper and lower case letters. Purchasing the $.99 version allows you to generate passwords as long as 26 characters using upper case, lower case, numbers, and punctuation. If you understand security, you'll want to pay for the full version.

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.