McAfee True Key ($19.99/year) is a much simpler application and suits users who prioritize ease of use. It places an emphasis on using two-factor authentication and, like Keeper, it allows you to reset your master password if you forget it.
These multi-factor authentication options are a bonus when security is concerned. Mostly, the master password is used by password managers to protect login credentials, but with TrueKey, you can easily get away with having the master key and use one of your devices for authentication.
Bottom Line: McAfee's True Key password manager handles basic tasks, with a focus on multi-factor authentication, but it lacks secure sharing, password inheritance, and other advanced password management features.
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