If you were to Google...squaretrade warranty....you'd see enough info to see that Squaretrade is the warranty and since you did make a purchase of a tablet, I think it is legit and not a phishing attempt. Walmart obviously has your email address since you purchased it online and they passed it along to Squaretrade. What I get out of this , however, is that even though your PAID FOR A WARRANTY you don't HAVE A WARRANTY until you download and install their software. If this was not clear to you at time of purchase, maybe you can dispute the charge if you want to. My experience is that extended warranties are more often than not useless...but to each his/her own.

There is an article here about the identity theft offer if it helps you decide at all - Here is a link that might be useful: PC Mag - Sony offer

I empathize with your concern and frustration justme4know! If you chose to keep track of login and form fill history during installation and still have the LastPass extension installed, log back into it, open your LastPass vault, then click on the down arrow at the very top of your vault between the LastPass icon and your email address. Select History. Do you see any logins from strange IP addresses or any logins at strange times? Irrespective of the above results, I have no good news for you. The entries in question were absolutely generated using your login credentials, and those credentials are compromised. My opinion is based on the extensive scrutiny LastPass receives from independent security researchers and third party auditors. The LastPass code that controls hashing and encryption in the non-binary extensions has been viewable and testable by the public for the past 5 years. I'm certainly not saying that LastPass is 100% bullet proof and will remain so forever. I am saying that the most plausible explanation at this point is that someone has obtained your login credentials. I would strongly recommend using Better Half's computer to change all your passwords in the quickest time frame possible. You must use an extremely strong LastPass master password. I can point you to quality random string and random word generators if you wish. Please be sure to delete all vault entries that are not yours. If you notice any strange entries appearing after making these changes, you'll want to consider the possibly that your computer has been compromised. Locate a computer security expert(s) you trust and ask for advice on how to proceed.

Suzieque -- I have an iPhone 7. Go into Settings then scroll down to, and tap on Safari. Scroll down to, and tap on AutoFill. Then make sure the slider is to the right (and green will be showing) for Names and Passwords. Right below it, it will say View and edit passwords in Accounts & Passwords settings. Now, at the top of the screen, tap on < Settings and scroll up to, and tap on Accounts & Passwords. Then tap on App & Website Passwords. At this point you will have to use the Touch ID or enter your iPhone password to proceed. Once you've done that, you will see the websites for which the iPhone has stored passwords. You can tap on Add Password to add new sites/passwords.