The company says it will offer new features at a faster clip to woo users.
LastPass, a popular password management service, is spinning off from its parent company, LogMeIn, and has announced new features to entice users away from competing password managers. In its official announcement, LastPass was light on the details about the new tools, though said it plans to roll them out at a much faster pace in 2022 than in previous years. The list of features includes “faster, seamless” password filling, along with an improved, “delightful” mobile app. F or its corporate customers, LastPass plans to bring in more third-party integrations. It will also beef up its support channels and revamp its website. “Don’t worry,” LogMeIn President and CEO Bill Wagner wrote. “There are no changes to your account or data in your vault.” Wagner said the company is directly investing in improving its offerings based on previous customer feedback.
