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  1. Safe In Cloud is the best Password Manager for Ice Cream Sandwich phones and tablets. It has a clean and simple user interface. Keep your logins, passwords, credit cards, web and email accounts in a 256-bit AES encrypted database. Synchronize the encrypted database with a cloud of your choice: Google Drive, Dropbox, SkyDrive or Box.
  2. Safe In Cloud is a complete Password Management Solution for your PC. It can automatically import the data from your old password manager. So, you don't need to manually reenter all your passwords.

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In this article: Where the cloud database is located.

The cloud synchronization stores your data in an encrypted and password protected file named SafeInCloud.db. This file is located in your own cloud account. SafeInCloud has no own servers and does not store your data. The location of this file depends on your cloud.

It’s not possible to open the cloud database file directly (by clicking on it), because it’s encrypted. To access your data from a computer (Windows or Mac), install a free desktop app from: https://www.safe-in-cloud.com/download

Attention: Do not move or rename SafeInCloud.db file. The app won’t be able to find your cloud database then.

Google Drive

There are two possible locations:
1) The Root Folder of Google Drive. This location was a default location in the older SafeInCloud versions.

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File location: /SafeInCloud.db
Web address: https://drive.google.com

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2) The own App Folder of SafeInCloud on Google Drive. You can manage it via Google Drive’s Settings > Manage Apps. The only possible operation is deleting the App Folder’s data. You cannot access the actual database file. This location is supported in the latest version of SafeInCloud. It is a recommended location, because it requires less file access permissions: only the App Folder.

Dropbox

File location: /Apps/Safe In Cloud/SafeInCloud.db
Web address: https://www.dropbox.com

OneDrive

File location
Starting from app version 21.1: /Apps/SafeInCloud/SafeInCloud.db
App version 21.0 and older: /Apps/SafeInCloud Password Manager/SafeInCloud.db

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Web address: https://onedrive.live.com

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!NB Starting from version 21.1 old file location path is obsolete. All data after app update will be transferred automatically.
You have to update all your instances of SafeInCloud app to version 21.1.x for the cloud sync to work correctly.

iCloud

To manage SafeInCloud data on iCloud on macOS:
Start System Preferences, select Apple ID > iCloud, then the Manage button next to the iCloud Storage usage bar. The only possible operation is deleting the app data. You cannot access the actual database file.
On iOS: start Settings, then select Apple ID > iCloud > Manage Storage > SafeInCloud – Password Manager.





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