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Q: Why is OneLoc important?
A: Every day thousands of computers are stolen or broken into electronically, and for thieves it’s a potential bonanza of banking, credit card, and access passwords. In this age if identity theft, why put your data and potentially you financial future needlessly at risk? OneLoc is the new secure way to keep all your passwords, account numbers and sensitive personal information where it belongs - off the web and off your computer. Lock it in your pocket.
Q: How does OneLoc compare to encrypted USB storage devices?
A: Most of those devices just encrypt your USB - they were not designed to edit, organize and give instant access to passwords and other data you enter. OneLoc gives fast access with it's auto-run, outlining and searching features.
Q: How does OneLoc compare to PC and web security approaches?
A: Even though they may encrypt your data, there are many ways hackers can determine encryption keys. And leaving your data on the web or your computer gives hackers plenty of time, day and night, to try to get into your data. Keeping your data in your pocket, disconnected from the web adds an important extra level of security.
Q: How much data can I store?
A: Approx 31 mb. Or approx. 15,000 pages of text.
Q: Can I still let my browser remember passwords for me?
A: Yes and in such cases OneLoc will be a safe place to keep all your passwords in case of any problems with or theft of your computer.
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Q: How is data organized?
A: In outline form. You can make your own categories such as Passwords, Secrets, Account info, Diary, etc.
Q: How do I backup my data?
A: By copying the main file from OneLoc to any removable media or another OneLoc. Or by printing your data if you have a secure place for a printout.
Q: What kind of data can I store on OneLoc?
A: Anything you can type. Data is stored free-form so you can use it however you like.
Q: Who is OneLoc designed for?
A: Individual computer users, companies concerned about data security, government agencies, medical, legal, IT, financial or anyone who wants to have private or confidential information readily available.
Q: Can I store unencrypted files on OneLoc?
A: Yes, you can use any of the space you don't use for OneLoc data for general files - OneLoc can double as your traveling briefcase.
Q: What are some common uses for OneLoc?
A: In addition to passwords, login info, secret data, access codes and notes users have suggested using the OneLoc device for a personal diary and for important legal documents that must be transferred upon a certain event. We are sure many more applications will be discovered.
Q: What type of encryption is used?
A: OneLoc uses the 3DES 128-bit encryption algorithm. Higher bit schemes offer no benefit unless you plan to use at least 25 character passwords.
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