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And with lifetime pricing I don't like the idea of just keeping that money if someone churns. Maybe I'm just not enough of a hardened business person haha. In
by mrdazm 7y ago
And with lifetime pricing I don't like the idea of just keeping that money if someone churns. Maybe I'm just not enough of a hardened business person haha.
In your case with Bitwarden you're sharing access to your credentials and such with your wife right now, today, right?
With Passbox I'm looking to defer that access for data that makes sense. In my case I'm currently single and no one else has access to my iPhone but if I passed then maybe my mom or best friend should have that - as a hypothetical.
- jaysh 7y agoIf you're sticking with recurring, you'll still need to keep the data for some time after the payments stop. The PR will be disastrous for you if someone passed away, and therefore the payments stop, and then all of their data is lost (worse: now imagine consequential financial loss from the loss of their data). I don't know whether you could be held liable for that or not.
- mrdazm 7y agoCoincidentally just addressed that here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21344759 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21344759
- giancarlostoro 7y agoThat is correct, and yeah I see what you're saying. For example if both me and my wife were to pass away I don't know who would be able to access our things.