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Never forget a password again with this JemPass password manager on sale

August 8, 2021
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Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication.

TL;DR: Keep track of your passwords with the JEMPass Password Manager Plan, on sale for 12% off. As of Aug. 8, get one for just $109 and get a free year of the encrypted JEMPass service .


The world is not going to stop demanding that you enter your email address, create accounts, and log new passwords each time you shop, read something, or simply skim the internet. So you might as well make it easier on yourself and round up your passwords and key info together in one place, so you can easily access it when needed.

With the JEMPass Password Manager Plan, you can not only gather all of your important passwords in one place, but you’ll be able to add an authenticator to all of your accounts. So, there’s absolutely no way anyone can ever break into your accounts and take hold of your most precious information. This plan includes both access to the JEM Biometric Authenticator Device and the JEMPass Password Manager for a full year of service.

The JEM authenticator lets you use your saved passwords effortlessly on all of your devices, even if they’re associated with different iCloud or Google accounts. It even works on laptops, iPads, and smartphones, so everything is seamless and you never have to switch between devices just to pull out a password. It features frictionless syncing across devices and ensures automatic password entry for your accounts.

Since the JEMPass plan has an encrypted data vault that uses locally generated cryptographic keys and up-to-date peer-reviewed encryption libraries, you will have complete control of all of your data. Nothing can ever be decrypted on the internet without your JEM and unique fingerprint ID. After the first year of enjoying the JEMPass service, you will only have to pay $39 per year after the free period.

Normally the JEM Biometric Authenticator with JEMPass Password Manager bundle with year-long service retails for $129. But, for a limited time, you can save 15% and get both for just $109.

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