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Key Xchanger is a utility to send keys from your phone to your computer via a bluetooth connection

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Add an aditional layer of security to your passwords
Secure your passwords by saving them on your phone
Save encrypted password on your phone
Encrypted passwords can't be broken even if phone is lost

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