PageOnce : Get All your Online Accounts in One Place
Tags: password, startpage, tracking | Added: 21 Apr, 2008 (1,902 Views)PageOnce is a one of a kind service that aggregates all of your web accounts in one secure online location. The idea is to bring your web accounts together to one place and make it easy for you to get a quick overview.
What’s particularly impressive about PageOnce is the number of services it supports. Track your bank accounts, credit cards, investment portfolio, mobile phone bills, mobile usage, emails accounts, facebook notifications, flight miles from Airlines, Paypal payments, …. lots of stuff.
If you are frustrated with navigating multiple websites and managing too many passwords? Then PageOnce is for you. Apart from pulling relevant information from each account, PageOnce also provides one-click login option in case you want to log on to some service. So it’s also a web-based password manager.
There is no word on how many services PageOnce can access, but there are definitely lots of them. Service categories include:
- Finance (Americal Express, Discover, Paypal, …)
- Shopping (eBay, Costco, Starbucks Card)
- Utilities (AT&T Wireless, verless Wireless, Sprint, T-Mobile, …)
- Social (Digg, Facebook, LinkedIn, Del.icio.us, …)
- Travel (United Aitlines, American Airlines, Continental Airlines …)
- Email (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail).
If you have some security and privacy concerns see what PageOnce has to say about it here and here
[Video] PageOnce Offers Dashboard for Personal Internet Accounts
PageOnce is still in beta and doesn’t offer instant account sign-up yet. However being a MakeUseOf reader you can you grab yorself a beta account from here.
Visit PageOnce @ www.pageonce.com
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Isn’t this extremely bad. Having all your personal information on one site.
Their reasons for security isnt that well I think.
Reasons for me I would not trust it is.
1. Their site gets all your information. Their database to connect from your accout to bank accounts passwords are most likely not encrypted or contains decryption files at their webserver.
This is because a website database could have an hash of your password. That way it does not remerber your password as it is and if a person manage to hack the database, your password is not known still.
So to log in they would need to store the password unencrypted or have their own encrypted and decrypter on their site that is fully reversable.
2. I have differnet passwords for different accounts. They said you can have different password for different accounts because they remerber it. This would make their site more likely to be attacked by hackers.
Just think a gold mine to get into a person’s whole bank account and other informations.
3. They have all your information. Just think your trusting a site to store your information for everything. Do you think they won’t sell your information to advertisers.