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I think one of the best things the U.S. government could do would be to buy and nationalize 1password and give everyone a license. Canadians too, since it was o
by mapgrep 5y ago
I think one of the best things the U.S. government could do would be to buy and nationalize 1password and give everyone a license. Canadians too, since it was one of your companies :-)
I am being intentionally outrageous but do genuinely feel that a good password manager is foundational to good digital security and I find it baffling that it does not come bundled with operating systems or in some other way offered for free. It's such a basic thing that could be done to increase collective resilience to digital attacks.
(And if 1password doesn't want to sell there should be funding for an open source equivalent with a default server hosted by either the government or a trusted nonprofit.)
- Barrin92 5y ago>or in some other way offered for free bitwarden is free (and open source) and it has just about every feature that the paid ones have. Sync across devices, desktop and mobile clients, notes etc. One of the best pieces of open source software of the last few years and I have no idea why people are paying subscription fees.