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If you store important information using Keepass2Android, you should know a little bit about what's going on: If you store important information using Keepass2Android, you should know a little bit about what's going on:
* Keepass2Android stores your password in an encrypted file. It is *your responsibility* to backup this file regularly and safely. * Keepass2Android stores your password in an encrypted file. It is *your responsibility* to backup this file regularly and safely.
* There is no way for anyone, including the app's author, to access the information stored in your password database without * There is no way for anyone, including the app's author, to access the information stored in your password database without
** having the database file * having the database file
** knowing the master password (and additional second factor if you chose one) * knowing the master password (and additional second factor if you chose one)
This means that **if you forget the master password, your database is lost**! So make sure you remember the password. You might also want to think about: This means that **if you forget the master password, your database is lost**! So make sure you remember the password and retain any second factor method (if one is used).
** What happens if I have an accident? Should any trusted person be able to access my database? * You might also want to think about:
** What happens if my phone gets lost or stolen? Do I know how to recover my database from a backup or the cloud? * What happens if I have an accident? Should any trusted person be able to access my database?
* What happens if my phone gets lost or stolen? Do I know how to recover my database from a backup or the cloud?
# Getting started # Getting started