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This free plan is feature complete, but it limits users to a single device type: PC or mobile. Yes, you can get LastPass and use it indefinitely to store an unlimited number of passwords in your encrypted, secure vault. LastPass now is available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone and iPad. Store all your passwords and usernames in the cloud, then access them across multiple devices and platforms.
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