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Also, my password manager is a critical part of my digital life. It's not ok for it to go down. What happens when payments fail for whatever reason? Shit happen

Also, my password manager is a critical part of my digital life. It's not ok for it to go down. What happens when payments fail for whatever reason? Shit happens. Should I regress to making up passwords on the spot and writing them down? I'm very happy to pay $50+ every year or two for a password manager with great UX and cross device support. It is not ok if any functionality is contingent on a subscription though. I really like the Jetbrains model, where if your subscription lapses your software just keeps on working — no updates though.

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1123581321 4y ago
You can still read and export your data if your payments lapse to the point that your account freezes. They just don’t let you modify the data.
quantumduck 4y ago
It's not like 1password is gonna delete your data or block you from accessing your data if payment fails and your account is frozen. It just gets into read-only mode. They have a fairly generous policy is case you'd account is frozen: https://support.1password.com/frozen-account/ https://support.1password.com/frozen-account/
lotsofpulp 4y ago
> Also, my password manager is a critical part of my digital life. What happens when my payments fail for whatever reason? Shit happens. This is why I only use password managers that save as KeePass databases, like Strongbox or KeePassXC.