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Two major reasons for the backlash: 1: 1Password already backhanded users once for business reasons. They used to be a nice, local password manager that synced
by matheweis 5y ago
Two major reasons for the backlash:
1: 1Password already backhanded users once for business reasons. They used to be a nice, local password manager that synced with dropbox or your choice of filesystem. Then they added cloud support and used dark patterns to force adoption of a subscription based cloud service while making the local version harder and harder to use. At some point I gave up, I’m not even sure it’s possible to use locally anymore. It might be that the marginal utility is worth it, but forcing my hand also broke my trust
2: This is now the path of the majority of American corporations, most especially high growth vc funded; make something awesome, grow, extract profits, die. It doesn’t really matter whether it’s burritos or password managers, we’ve seen this pattern one too many times.
- neon_electro 5y agoIt's still possible to use it locally in v7; v8 will no longer allow it. The brand damage has been done regardless.
- vmurthy 5y ago> This is now the path of the majority of American corporations Nitpicking but 1P is a Canadian company :) . I guess the pattern is almost universal?
- matheweis 5y agoGood call out :)