My point is simply that LastPass has no responsibility to you and me to not ruin their product by selling to someone that might. If we were shareholders it'd be

My point is simply that LastPass has no responsibility to you and me to not ruin their product by selling to someone that might. If we were shareholders it'd be different, but as users we have very little say, and I think that's for the most part a good thing. Imagine if you had to treat all your users as shareholders. Of course this sale to LogMeIn might mean the end of LastPass as a reliable and easy to use password manager. Of course it might cause you and me to spend time looking for an alternative solution, setting it up, etc. I am saying that none of that is LastPass's team's problem and I don't think that even a paid subscription for their service buys us the right to be consulted on their corporate strategy.