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HTC to Install Keeper Security Password Manager on Phones

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Feb 16, 2016, 10:45 AM by Eric M. Zeman

HTC and Keeper Security today announced a new partnership that will see the latter's password manager added to the former's handsets. Keeper Security lets smartphone owners maintain and manage their disparate usernames and passwords for apps and web sites. The tool can suggest passwords, or store passwords created by the end user. Keeper Security is a secure app and will walk users through the signup process when people first boot a new phone. HTC said Keeper (free or premium) will be available on select HTC models beginning later this year.

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