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While I generally do not like subscriptions, surely “sync” falls into the category of “well of course that is a subscription”? Someone must maintain a server i
by makecheck 5y ago
While I generally do not like subscriptions, surely “sync” falls into the category of “well of course that is a subscription”?
Someone must maintain a server indefinitely for you to sync whenever you want. That is a continuous cost that also has a scale factor, e.g. based on number of users. Without revenue proportional to that cost (e.g. per user), how can it be expected to remain functional?
- dustyharddrive 5y agoI think the distaste for Day One’s subscription stems from the fact that an update removed the ability to sync on the user’s platform of choice (iCloud or Dropbox) which they were already paying for, and forced them into the first-party service.