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Really? Its less than the cost of a pint. Not exactly expensive considering the benefits. Sure it could be free, but its not expensive.
by Milner08 5y ago
Really? Its less than the cost of a pint. Not exactly expensive considering the benefits. Sure it could be free, but its not expensive.
- Twisell 5y agoDepend on your platform. MacOS/iOS/iPadOS come with a more than decent integrated password manager for free. It almost never fail to identify password field and work both for web site and compatible applications. The paying part is when you want to sync key-chain between device and require an iCloud subscription which start at $0,99 and bundle other features. While I would never trust a "free service" (fremium backed with pro account/bundling is still ok AFAIC), it's still hard to consider $4/month for a syncing service cheap. It's literally the price of a cheap VPS service! PS: From another angle if security is really your priority maybe $4 is not expensive enough. Password manager don't protect you from an hostile OS vendor and on top of that you now have to trust another entity. High levels of security require a global approach and paying more for a Password manager might provide a false sense of security.
- skinnymuch 5y agoIt’s $5/mo for a family account of 5 accounts. $3/mo solo. With first year being 50% off. 1PW has so many more features on top of Apple’s native PW stuff it is only comparable If the basics are needed.
- leokennis 5y agoTo be fair, I trust 1Password to handle security a lot more than my own ability to protect a VPS running some password manager backend...