Yes, Zoho Vault is considered safe for personal and business use, utilizing a zero-knowledge crypto system that encrypts user passwords with an AES-256 bit cipher to ensure a high level of security. However, according to PCMag, it has been reported to sometimes autofill incorrect passwords and may not work properly on many times.
To cancel your Zoho Vault subscription, you would typically need to access your Zoho account settings. While the exact steps were not provided in the information I found, most online services allow subscription management within the user profile or account settings section. If you're having trouble finding the option to cancel, Zoho's support resources or customer service can provide guidance.
Deleting your Zoho Vault account usually involves a few steps to ensure all your data is securely removed. Like canceling a subscription, this would be done through your account settings or by contacting Zoho support directly for assistance. It's important to make sure you have backed up any necessary information before proceeding with account deletion.
Users might consider switching to Uniqkey from Zoho Vault for a more user-friendly interface, simpler functionality tailored for both IT teams and employees, modern design aesthetics, and a plan that competently meets the needs of employees without unnecessary complexity. Additionally, Uniqkey's strict adherence to European privacy regulations and focus on security might appeal to users prioritizing data protection.