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But 1Password previously had the option to _not_ use their cloud, and they deliberately killed it to push people onto their subscription offering. So I think in
by abeppu 5y ago
But 1Password previously had the option to _not_ use their cloud, and they deliberately killed it to push people onto their subscription offering. So I think in the context of a conversation about how financial conditions will force changes which change the customer experience, I think it's entirely fair to compare them to a non-cloud option.
- dkonofalski 5y ago>they deliberately killed it to push people onto their subscription offering There are things available via the Cloud version that aren't available with local vaults and, in order to maintain those, they decided not to put the time into implementing those changes for local vaults. Local vault users are less than 1% of their user base.
- deadbunny 5y agoHow is that not deliberately pushing people to move to a subscription model?
- dkonofalski 5y agoParent comment said they killed it. They didn't kill it. You can still use local vaults currently. You won't be able to any more in newer versions because they're no longer at feature parity. Killing it to push people to the subscription model implies malice.