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There is nothing wrong with a proprietary SaaS password manager if: 1. You can export all of your data easily 2. They cannot see your data (E2E encryption with
by specialp 5y ago
There is nothing wrong with a proprietary SaaS password manager if:
1. You can export all of your data easily
2. They cannot see your data (E2E encryption with you holding the key)
You get the benefits of people making money off this service and thus keeping up to date clients and plugins. If it becomes bad you dump your data and go somewhere else.
- the_snooze 5y agoI quite like the fact that 1PW has a very simple business proposition: I give them money, and they safeguard my passwords. And if I don't like their service, I can easily export my stuff and not renew my subscription. There are no growth hacks involved.
- approxim8ion 5y agoI tend to agree, but the E2EE part can only be verified if their clients are not proprietary. The SaaS part isn't a huge issue as long as there is no lock-in, as you mentioned.