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by bwoodruff 8y ago
1Password for iOS was just upgraded to v7 and was not a paid upgrade (anyone who had previously purchased received the upgrade free of charge). As for what the future will bring, having just recently launched v7, it is a bit early to say. B
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Speaking strictly in terms of money... How much would you pay for a license? $65? So what does that work out to if we release an upgrade every 2 - 2.5 years? About $30 / yr, right? That is about what a subscription costs as well, but t
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts. I understand your perspective, and I’m sorry to hear that ultimately 1Password did not work out for you. One of the primary reasons we built 1Password memberships was because of difficultie
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
Your Master Password is never transmitted or stored hashed in a database. Please check out our security whitepaper. http://1pw.ca/whitepaper Ben Woodruff AgileBits
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
This is accurate. In general / on average standalone vaults require more support, and the price of licensing compared to subscription pricing reflects that. Ben Woodruff AgileBits
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
This quote was posted in response to a question about the Mac App Store and is taken out of context here. We’d strongly encourage anyone looking to subscribe but use standalone vaults to do so through our website, rather than the Mac App St
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
I’m sorry we’ve made you feel that way. What is it that causes these feelings for you? I certainly won’t deny that we feel strongly that for the vast majority of customers membership is going to provide the best experience, and so that is p
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
If you’re referring to 1Password here we’ve never advertised included upgrades forever. Licenses have always been sold per-person, per-platform, for a version of 1Password (e.x. 1Password 6). Including perpetual upgrades for a one-time fee
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> Ignore syncing Try building a password manager that doesn’t sync and let me know how sales go. :) > Cloud password systems are like running all your security-sensitive code in an Electron app - an impossibly large attack surface wit
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> If I take a laptop with a 1Password subscription, fully validated and synced, and spend 6 months with no internet access, will 1Password continue working? Yes. Obviously it won’t sync with your other devices until you restore connectiv
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
> I've been using dropbox sync for years > That said, I refuse to use cloud-stored browser-accessed password managers There seems to be a disconnect here? Ben Woodruff AgileBits
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
If you download 1Password through our website instead of the Mac App Store you can indeed use a subscription with standalone vaults. It isn’t the recommended configuration, as you’re paying for features you can’t use, but it is possible. We
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
This is a very good point that most people fail to understand. We get frequent demands to add 2FA to standalone vaults... the best we can do is try to explain. Ben Woodruff AgileBits
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
That is a real challenge. On one hand we love talking about 1Passsword and what we’re working on. On the other hand... 1) We often don’t even have contact details for customers (e.x. App Store purchases) 2) When we do have such contact deta
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
1Password 7 for Windows does not have WLAN sync. If that is something you have a need for, we’re collecting feedback: https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/87524/on-wlan-s... Ben Woodruff AgileBits
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
The CLI and 1Password X require a subscrition and membership based vaults, correct. Ben Woodruff AgileBits
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1Password 7 for Mac is sandboxed, regardless of where you download it from. Ben Wooodruff AgileBits
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> From what I'm reading now, it seems like it's read-only. Only to get things from a vault onto their servers. With 1Password 6 for Windows that is the case, but not with 1Password 7. > I still don't understand how the
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> Is it possible to pay for a subscription and use a local vault? Yes, with 1Password 7 this is possible. It isn’t the recommended situation, and we don’t advertise it, but it is possible. Ben Woodruff AgileBits
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
When accounts are frozen (which is what happens if you stop paying) 1Password enters a read-only state. You can’t use the browser extensions, make modifications, or add new data, but you’ll have read-only access to your data. We do have a C
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by bwoodruff 8y ago
While our code is not, our vault formats are open. :) Ben Woodruff AgileBits
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by bwoodruff 9y ago
I don’t anticipate on-prem being available for individuals; there is simply too much infrastructure required. But for businesses this may be possible in the future. Please reach out to our business team at `business@1password.com` if you ar
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by bwoodruff 9y ago
Licenses are still available. It is also possible to pay the subscription and use local vaults, though this would not be recommended. - Ben, AgileBits
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Data is encrypted client side with 1Password.com as well. -Ben, AgileBits
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by bwoodruff 11y ago
[full disclosure: I work for AgileBits] Two reasons we don't use unix domain sockets are: 1) they are not cross platform 2) they can't be created by browser extensions