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Isn’t the alternative I see oft bemoaned here that if you don’t pay, you are the product? I’ve been content to pay them for a couple years, hoping it keeps them
by manwe150 6y ago
Isn’t the alternative I see oft bemoaned here that if you don’t pay, you are the product? I’ve been content to pay them for a couple years, hoping it keeps them updating and ad-free. Thus, I don’t think there was a change in terms of the deal for me in this case. While $36/year felt high relative to, say, my cloud storage costs, but it seems hard to me to then follow the claim that ditching them for a competitor is now impossible. Just seems that it wasn’t worth his time for that amount of money?
- bmarquez 6y agoThe article is blaming private equity, but realistically either companies charge money, companies sell your personal data, or companies go out of business. If people want the "fully free" version there's always "Log in with Facebook" I pay for BitWarden Premium at $10/year, I'd rather pay than get the rug pulled from me.