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1Password has recently been pushing a subscription model where your passwords are stored on their cloud. It's still end-to-end encrypted across devices, but the

1Password has recently been pushing a subscription model where your passwords are stored on their cloud. It's still end-to-end encrypted across devices, but the Australian (or other) government could be silently added as a "device". For now, they still support storing on Dropbox and iCloud, which is what I use - because I don't want to hand over too many keys to any one company regardless of how trustworthy they are. I hope they continue supporting as many options as possible.

medecau 8y ago
> It's still end-to-end encrypted across devices, but the Australian (or other) government could be silently added as a "device". You can add any amount of "devices" as you want to my account. Hell, go ahead and just copy the db without adding *Agency as a "device". You are still out of luck until you get the Master Key AND my One Password. [XKCD 538](https://www.xkcd.com/538/ https://www.xkcd.com/538/) say's it won't be too hard but still not trivial.
Svoka 8y ago
Honestly, you can post your password vault publicly if you dare. It is random bits useless you can decrypt it with your master password. For quite some time this was one of the way to access your passwords from alternative OS's, with html page doing decrypting.