can you enter secure data (such as passwords) and use a password so no one else can see the info you entered?
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...sorry...I don't know because it did not work for me...it's a very old style item...there is no way to get updates anymore...
1684401
I am using the RecZone Password SAFE which seems to be a newer or more advance version of this product. Any answers I have offered here are based upon the instructions pamphlet that came with the PassWord Safe.
1959535
Yes. It has key lock protection and you can set a password to protect the program menu.
1257743
There is no security that I have come across, so as far as I'm concerned, there isn't one. Hope that helps?
1987310
You don't have to set up a password,you can use the factory one that's already present,if you don't use that one,it will let you set your own.
350121
If the question is, will you be able to pass it through security without taking out your laptop, than the answer is No.
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I found that the password has to be very easy one like only numbers or just numbers and letters no special characters. That how mine works.
1366768
Don't have the manual handy right at the moment but I remember that the operating system does have a password feature for remote access. I don't remember I'd the control panel and mouse can be password locked or not--I would think that they can.
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No; the radio stores the password. I have had to re-enter once in the past year I had the radio.
2088953
It has a a password lock on it through Honeywell. So you have to log in each time you us it.
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Ryan,Thanks for the response. I have permanently lost interest in your product because of this. Like TJ was referring to, I am a huge privacy advocate and reject the notion that any company needs to host all the data collected with this type of system. I do not need you to know when i come home, which lights i turn on, etc...much less the threat of not if but when your servers get hacked. I do not even install apps on my phone for the very same privacy reasons.
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It is all password based. You go to the website and log in like you would do to an email or a cloud service. That's the security of this. You can also see your files like a share folder to computers connected to the sabe network.
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No, when I plug the thumb drive in it just opened up so that I would be able to view files. There was no need for me to enter a password if that is what you mean. Not sure if you're able to create a password if you wanted to though.
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Yes. No password needed. I do it all the time with my media players and video recorders. Just don't set a password and it works like any other drive. If you plug into a Windows computer, windows will nag you to install a "SES" driver. You don't have to install the driver but if you don't, you'll have to put up with that Windows nag every time you connect. You can get the SES driver separately from the WD site. That's what I did. In that way, I didn't even install the bundled Western Digital software. I do use Western Digital Diagnostics Utilities, though. They are helpful.
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Trend Micro does have a SecurePass feature that allows you to use one master password to access all of your accounts. I do not use the feature as I never want to have one password for shopping and banking and other things. In addition, many sites have revolving passwords or ones that expire. Kaspersky had a feature that secured your password entries, but I found on Apple that it blocked the field making that difficult to use.
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No, does not need one. If you are running any Microsoft operating systems or Linux operating systems, they automatically recognize it and install it. To password protect your info on a Kingston Digital 32 GB Data thumbdrive, download free software that allows you to password any drives, large or small. It is available on the internet every day. I keep 6 of my little Kingston drives in small cases available on Amazon and they can be put away to keep nosy folks out of them.....
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You can open it with just the combination. Key is just added security, don't use it myself. what if you hide it and forget where it is?