I switched from LastPass paid then free, to 1Password paid and for the most part they're the same. The big difference is there are/have been lots of small bugs in LastPass which I raised tickets for which rarely got addressed, to the extent that I stopped bothering to raise tickets for broken things. Whereas with 1P, everything I've raised has been either fixed or triaged quickly, via friendly helpful staff.
Wow actually this is my same exact trajectory. Was tired of LastPass not recognizing a password fill for like 75% of the times I want to fill a password in Android. 1Password has been much better
This happened personally and company wide for me. LastPass user for 5+ years but watched product features stagnate and bugs grow. Migrated my massive personal vault to 1PW and it's so much better, the reddit community is great too. My company enforces password manager use and we used LP as well, around the same time as I switched personally our IT migrated us all from LP to 1PW citing the same reasons, stagnant feature development and ignored bug tickets. A shame because LP was the gold standard for years but 1PW is undeniably better.
I just signed up with 1Password because of this video. I was already leaning towards it based on your other videos, along with other reviews I had already watched and read. This one put me over the edge though. I can vouch for the process of getting everything set up being very easy to go through. It integrated seamlessly between my Windows 11 PC and Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. Honestly, the hard part is going to be changing my junk passwords for my accounts. For the couple that I have changed so far, 1Password makes it much easier than I thought it would be. I've just gone to my security settings for the site after logging in, selected change password, entered the current password, then when I click in the box to enter a new password 1Password takes over and suggests a password then saves it in my vault automatically. VERY NICE!!!
Did you also know that malicious websites can utilize this feature to extract any personal information, debit card information and other information saved on an app that supports auto fill features, just by adding invisible fields? Yeah, their marketing department doesn't say that, but actually works.
Excuse my cynicism but this video sounded more like a sales pitch complete with mind numbing soothing music more than an objective review. I'll keep using Keepass as I have for years.
Love how 1Password is included in my Eero wifi services. This is the best solution if you need a family plan and want to share passwords for family used services and limit sharing for parents only (banking, bills, etc) or the whole family (Netflix, Disney+, etc). Plus being Canadian is a huge plus :)
I first bought 1Password in 2008 and have been using it very happily ever since then. I've watched it grow and there's nothing else I'd trust with my password/credit card details/bank details etc.
I have recently bought 1password for 2 teams on my company, and this video confirms my decision. It organizes the passwords so well and makes the whole company more secure
I've been a 1Password user for about 7 years. I would recommend it to anyone in a heart beat. It's integration with my iPhone, Windows PC and Mac is always seamless, and I honestly have 0 complaints about any of it (well, I still can't get Touch ID to work with the 1Password Chrome extension on my Mac, but it did work previously, so I know that it's something on my end) :). I genuinely love this product, and with over 400 passwords stored, all of them unique, it makes me stress a lot less about a personal data breach.
@@kodymyraas1182 it wasn't managed by my org, but that would be one reason. But, like it's done a few times, it resolved itself eventually. I have 1Password8 now though and it's doing well.
Thank you for all the extensive research and time you put into these videos comparing password managers, cloud and backup syncs, photo cloud syncs, antivirus, etc. Truly makes my mental health better not having to lose my mind finding the best software for my needs 💚
I moved from DashLane two years ago and then we moved our entire company over to it. Makes it super simple to share accounts with employees, 2FA codes and I can have everything on my Apple Watch! Such a bonus!
After accepting your recommendation to use 1Password, the support and effectiveness of it is brilliant. Please feel very proud of yourself as you are a pleasure to watch and your advice is honest and precise ❤️❤️
The ability to leave behind a digital inheritance to family has been on my mind since everything is encrypted. Now on the part that a password manager can work on that in a secure way would be nice. I mean as long as it’s well thought through.
Electron isn't necessarily better for the end user experience. Those apps are more sluggish and use more memory than a well tuned native app. I see the appeal for the developer though and the fact the application works more or less the same across platforms.
Great video. I've been on the fence about changing from LastPass, who I've been with for over 10 years. My annual renewal is almost here and I thought it was time for a change. Interesting, that since I cancelled my auto-renewal, my account has been downgraded and I now have to decide which device to use. This video, along with some other research has convinced me to take the plunge with 1Password. Thank you.
Been using the product since it was named 1psswrd. They've always remained steadfast in their goal of securing my sensitive data. I have no plans of moving to another platform.
If it's Apple Face and Touch ID? Would you trust the security platform? With cellphone secondary approval, you don't trust Apple or Microsoft.... neither wants to lose customer/opportunities. Facebook/META is different, the business that makes money by spreading LIES. Old people PLAY along so it's NOW a tradition, loving this game renamed from Facebook, to Meta, while not remembering all the LEAKS.... seriously who cared about Mark Zuckerberg's dancing on waves in Hawaii? not me
@@justonlyjohn6596 *_"If it's Apple Face and Touch ID? Would you trust the security platform?"_* For me, it'll never be Apple because I require user configurable functionality over Fisher-Price level simplicity and restriction in my electronic devices. But biometrics aren't themselves SSO anyway - they're only one way to authorise an SSO for a particular device.
Terrible. I can’t login to my original one password. It doesn’t even remember me! They pushed the new one was not something I needed so I did not update. As a result I lost my old one.
A “review” with no mention of 1Password forcing its original users from a fully licensed to a subscription service… Basically a 15 minute ad for a company that’s abandoned its user base
you forgot to mention how they start removing functionalities even before they go online + terrible way of dealing with customer complaints on the forum + fact THAT ONLINE PASSWORD MANAGERS ARE DUMB AS **** its only a question of time until some online manager will get hacked ... oh wait it happened (lastpass)
I guess, but it could be worse. Look at LastPass, they forced the free users into paying to get any decent features and then let the hackers have your info and vaults.
I’ve used 1Password since version one. I’ve looked at others and never was seriously motivated to switch. I look forward to a passwordless future that’s coming. I’m sure they will stay relevant. What I want to see happen is 1Password to work seamlessly with my YubiKey. If my hardware key is in my USB port, 1Password should not need to be unlocked at all after a touch on the key.
The huge valuation is based on a fundamental change to a SAAS business model; the problem is leaving behind the users that relied on a off-cloud solution; some of them from the PalmOS era! For example, the removal of WiFi syncing between a mobile and Windows PC, despite being offered on the MacOS version, seems like strong-arm tactics to compel users to subscribe to the service.
Electron is very cool, it's only problem is its a memory hog. A usual desktop app should take like 100 - 200 mb of RAM while similar electron app will take ~1 GB of RAM
This video was great, excellent info and high quality content; exactly what I was looking for. You've been posting great content for years, I don't understand why your channel isn't bigger. This is a crime, I will definitely be promoting your channel anyway I can. Please keep up the excellent content, you are definitely making a difference in a cluttered RUclips environment 👍
Great video. Please note the affilate link for 50% off 1Password Family is no longer working. But the personal link still seems fine. Hope this helps, Pete.
I don't like that Apple and some developers won't make their software app cross-platform. We should be able to use software on any device we want to and not be forced to use Apple devices
As a developer then oh boy, there is a reason why not all apps are cross platform. The moment you try to get anything done then it's going to have issues and with cross-platform, ITS EVEN WORSE
I don't exactly agree with your view on app trackers. If we talk from security and privacy standpoint , crash analytics trackers wouldn't in any way lessen your security or privacy. I see it as a tool for the developers to keep track of how their apps are performing on different os verions and devices. So , it cannot be conclusive to downgrade any other password manager based on this.
@@PeteMatheson Mmhh , trackers might involve a degree of trust factor on how the vendor uses the metadata generated in process. I am not a developer, but maybe a developer could only exactly tell how and what data the trackers can have access to. Coz trackers have been a topic of debate for even private messaging apps.
@@gaurav09 I’m intrigued too; although all trackers act differently across every different vendor. I guess the question we need to ask is “why do you need to track me?” After all, just because you buy a service or product doesn’t mean that the vendor should then be ALLOWED to keep track of your buying habits, product usage or even your email address. They shouldn’t be allowed to associate your diagnostics reports for service, to your IP address as an example. That would be a bad tracker with major security concerns… in my eyes at least. Keeping privacy at the forefront of everything people do, is the only way to guarantee you’re less of a target be that security wise or marketing wise. I love any company, service or product that cares about my privacy. It’s why I like Apple too.
I’m definitely thinking of stopping using Apple Keychain and paying for 1Password….Watching videos like this is certainly inching me further towards that decision. On an unrelated note, is that a drum key you’re wearing as a necklace? Looks like a Pearl one to me (my main drum kit is a Pearl Masters Maple Reserve). 🙂🥁
@@PeteMatheson Very cool…..That SJC custom acrylic kit sounds lovely. So I have 2 kits I gig with….my main one is the Pearl Masters which I use for theatre shows, large club gigs and function work. I have a 5 piece set up with my high and mid toms hanging from cymbal stand clamps. I have Zildjian K cymbals (15” hats, 20” ride and 2 crashes 17” & 19”). I’ve just bought a couple of Gibraltar Stealth Racks, which are great - really de clutter the space and speed up set up/tear down). I also have a Yamaha Stage custom kit which I use for festival gigs and smaller club/pub gigs. I usually have that in a 4 piece (one up one down) configuration.
@@PeteMatheson NONSENSE. They caved into GREED and Venture Capital. Just because someone else jumps off the bridge does that mean YOU SHOULD TOO????? Typical GREED. They seem to forget the reason they have become so successful was because of their PRODUCT. SOMETIMES it's OK to keep doing what made you successful in the FIRST PLACE. But unfortunately, HUMANS never seem to learn.
1. FOSS vs private business. Imho FOSS is a long term use case. 2. Say no to SSO, use your own credentials stored on a manager. Managers enable inheritance with seedphrases stored physically separate from a will, showing passphrase (lawyer cannot steal will's passphrase alone (to be clear, a passphrase encrypts the physical seedphrase). 3. Password or passphrase manager? Passphrases are easier to use and more secure. Is there a generic name rather than password manager or passphrase manager. Ultimately, users should use a passphrase manager...password manager is misleading.
I have had 1Password for years. It is a great product and the couple of times I have had difficulties (mostly ME not understanding what I was doing) they have been Responsive and Fast. On the other hand, email "support" of some other current apps and see if you EVER get a Response. Great review and 1Password is a great product.
It's crazy for someone to be so butthurt about an app moving to a cross-platform framework just because it requires more resources on average. As some one who owns an iPhone for personal, an Android for work, a windows laptop, and a Mac desktop, I want more applications that I can seamlessly use across all of those devices. Another kinda indie dev that's doing this now is Readdle with their Spark email client (which is fantastic), which was originally Apple exclusive but released an Android app and is working on a web and windows version.
I'm one of those "butthurt" people. The problem becomes when everybody and their mom is using Electron and all of a sudden 3 or 4 apps open at the same time slow your computer down to a crawl.
They promised a lifetime license then they suddenly moved to subscription based service I think they are just a bunch of russian money grabbers I moved to last pass a year ago and I dont regret it
Who would invest in this? I love 1Password. I use it daily. But technologies like Passkey are the future. Not passwords. I also have issues with my passwords being managed by a company in a full out authoritarian socialist country that is Canada.
Looks like someone got "bought" by the big corporation to push their product. Probably won't be too long now before 1Password jacks up their prices and screws customers ala LastPass. I will never use 1Password. Bitwarden for life!!
Thanks for the info I didn't even know this company existed until recently. I was using lastpass until recently due to issues with it. I did try 1password but for what ever reason I didn't like it so canceled before the tail expired. I do not remember what the issue was for sure. I ended up going with bitwarden.
I switched from LastPass paid then free, to 1Password paid and for the most part they're the same. The big difference is there are/have been lots of small bugs in LastPass which I raised tickets for which rarely got addressed, to the extent that I stopped bothering to raise tickets for broken things. Whereas with 1P, everything I've raised has been either fixed or triaged quickly, via friendly helpful staff.
Wow actually this is my same exact trajectory. Was tired of LastPass not recognizing a password fill for like 75% of the times I want to fill a password in Android. 1Password has been much better
This happened personally and company wide for me. LastPass user for 5+ years but watched product features stagnate and bugs grow. Migrated my massive personal vault to 1PW and it's so much better, the reddit community is great too.
My company enforces password manager use and we used LP as well, around the same time as I switched personally our IT migrated us all from LP to 1PW citing the same reasons, stagnant feature development and ignored bug tickets. A shame because LP was the gold standard for years but 1PW is undeniably better.
Lastpass is better than 1password
I said that
I just signed up with 1Password because of this video. I was already leaning towards it based on your other videos, along with other reviews I had already watched and read. This one put me over the edge though. I can vouch for the process of getting everything set up being very easy to go through. It integrated seamlessly between my Windows 11 PC and Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. Honestly, the hard part is going to be changing my junk passwords for my accounts. For the couple that I have changed so far, 1Password makes it much easier than I thought it would be. I've just gone to my security settings for the site after logging in, selected change password, entered the current password, then when I click in the box to enter a new password 1Password takes over and suggests a password then saves it in my vault automatically. VERY NICE!!!
But does it communicate with the account to change your password on their system?
Did you also know that malicious websites can utilize this feature to extract any personal information, debit card information and other information saved on an app that supports auto fill features, just by adding invisible fields?
Yeah, their marketing department doesn't say that, but actually works.
Excuse my cynicism but this video sounded more like a sales pitch complete with mind numbing soothing music more than an objective review. I'll keep using Keepass as I have for years.
Love how 1Password is included in my Eero wifi services. This is the best solution if you need a family plan and want to share passwords for family used services and limit sharing for parents only (banking, bills, etc) or the whole family (Netflix, Disney+, etc). Plus being Canadian is a huge plus :)
I first bought 1Password in 2008 and have been using it very happily ever since then. I've watched it grow and there's nothing else I'd trust with my password/credit card details/bank details etc.
Self-hosted Keepass or Bitwarden are perfectly acceptable as well.
I have recently bought 1password for 2 teams on my company, and this video confirms my decision. It organizes the passwords so well and makes the whole company more secure
I've been a 1Password user for about 7 years. I would recommend it to anyone in a heart beat. It's integration with my iPhone, Windows PC and Mac is always seamless, and I honestly have 0 complaints about any of it (well, I still can't get Touch ID to work with the 1Password Chrome extension on my Mac, but it did work previously, so I know that it's something on my end) :).
I genuinely love this product, and with over 400 passwords stored, all of them unique, it makes me stress a lot less about a personal data breach.
If your browser is managed by your organization, it could be a conflict with how they are managing and deploying extensions.
@@kodymyraas1182 it wasn't managed by my org, but that would be one reason. But, like it's done a few times, it resolved itself eventually. I have 1Password8 now though and it's doing well.
Thank you for all the extensive research and time you put into these videos comparing password managers, cloud and backup syncs, photo cloud syncs, antivirus, etc.
Truly makes my mental health better not having to lose my mind finding the best software for my needs 💚
I moved from DashLane two years ago and then we moved our entire company over to it. Makes it super simple to share accounts with employees, 2FA codes and I can have everything on my Apple Watch! Such a bonus!
How do you share encrypted passwords, if they are encrypted? (They are not) Ggs, you're paying for malware.
After accepting your recommendation to use 1Password, the support and effectiveness of it is brilliant. Please feel very proud of yourself as you are a pleasure to watch and your advice is honest and precise ❤️❤️
@@PeteMatheson Cheers 🥂
Wow. I've been using their product for years and never realised how big they were. Amazing. Subscribed.
Thank you! 🙌
The ability to leave behind a digital inheritance to family has been on my mind since everything is encrypted. Now on the part that a password manager can work on that in a secure way would be nice. I mean as long as it’s well thought through.
I do trust that 1Password will do this well, I can’t say that of many other password managers!
Electron isn't necessarily better for the end user experience. Those apps are more sluggish and use more memory than a well tuned native app. I see the appeal for the developer though and the fact the application works more or less the same across platforms.
Great video. I've been on the fence about changing from LastPass, who I've been with for over 10 years. My annual renewal is almost here and I thought it was time for a change. Interesting, that since I cancelled my auto-renewal, my account has been downgraded and I now have to decide which device to use. This video, along with some other research has convinced me to take the plunge with 1Password. Thank you.
I may have missed it, but Apple use this 100% throughout the company and offers it for personal use to their employees too.
Shouldn't you disclose that this is an ad for 1password?
Strongbox on iOS, or anything using KeePass format and is Open Source.
I have been using 1Password for years and love it. Thanks for this inside look into the company.
This guy sold his soul to 1password. 100% 😂
Been using the product since it was named 1psswrd. They've always remained steadfast in their goal of securing my sensitive data. I have no plans of moving to another platform.
I'll never use SSO. It requires you to trust one party, and that trust can be undermined in a single sale or regulation.
If it's Apple Face and Touch ID? Would you trust the security platform?
With cellphone secondary approval, you don't trust Apple or Microsoft.... neither wants to lose customer/opportunities.
Facebook/META is different, the business that makes money by spreading LIES.
Old people PLAY along so it's NOW a tradition, loving this game renamed from Facebook, to Meta, while not remembering all the LEAKS.... seriously who cared about Mark Zuckerberg's dancing on waves in Hawaii? not me
@@justonlyjohn6596 *_"If it's Apple Face and Touch ID? Would you trust the security platform?"_*
For me, it'll never be Apple because I require user configurable functionality over Fisher-Price level simplicity and restriction in my electronic devices. But biometrics aren't themselves SSO anyway - they're only one way to authorise an SSO for a particular device.
why do the avengers always stand around in a bunch, looking clueless?
Terrible. I can’t login to my original one password. It doesn’t even remember me! They pushed the new one was not something I needed so I did not update. As a result I lost my old one.
@@PeteMatheson there wasn’t a secret key when I used one password. That was introduced much after.
Great vid thanks! Love the team cruise wow. To bad the 50% changes to 25 😮
Thank you! And yeah, wish I could go! Haha. They change their offers from time to time! Sorry 😞 🤘🏼
Wow. You really sold me on these guys. Very down to earth and approachable
Well done sir!!! Well done.
My favourite feature is that 1Password Business includes free 1P Families for all employees.
Great video Pete. Love the depth you bring out. Keep it up 💪
Thanks! 🤘🏼
Long-term user. Never leaving
A “review” with no mention of 1Password forcing its original users from a fully licensed to a subscription service…
Basically a 15 minute ad for a company that’s abandoned its user base
I just wrote a reply regarding this exact thing. I agree completely!!!!
@@PeteMatheson NONSENSE. They caved in to GREED and Venture Capital instead of what made the so successful.
you forgot to mention how they start removing functionalities even before they go online
+ terrible way of dealing with customer complaints on the forum
+ fact THAT ONLINE PASSWORD MANAGERS ARE DUMB AS ****
its only a question of time until some online manager will get hacked ... oh wait it happened (lastpass)
I guess, but it could be worse. Look at LastPass, they forced the free users into paying to get any decent features and then let the hackers have your info and vaults.
I am curious about why people would choose 1P over bitwarden. Thx.
I’ve used 1Password since version one. I’ve looked at others and never was seriously motivated to switch.
I look forward to a passwordless future that’s coming. I’m sure they will stay relevant.
What I want to see happen is 1Password to work seamlessly with my YubiKey. If my hardware key is in my USB port, 1Password should not need to be unlocked at all after a touch on the key.
The huge valuation is based on a fundamental change to a SAAS business model; the problem is leaving behind the users that relied on a off-cloud solution; some of them from the PalmOS era!
For example, the removal of WiFi syncing between a mobile and Windows PC, despite being offered on the MacOS version, seems like strong-arm tactics to compel users to subscribe to the service.
Electron is very cool, it's only problem is its a memory hog. A usual desktop app should take like 100 - 200 mb of RAM while similar electron app will take ~1 GB of RAM
Thank you for all of your passwords.
This video was great, excellent info and high quality content; exactly what I was looking for. You've been posting great content for years, I don't understand why your channel isn't bigger. This is a crime, I will definitely be promoting your channel anyway I can. Please keep up the excellent content, you are definitely making a difference in a cluttered RUclips environment 👍
Great video!
Thank you!
Great video. Please note the affilate link for 50% off 1Password Family is no longer working. But the personal link still seems fine. Hope this helps, Pete.
@@PeteMatheson Confirmed working now. Nice one!
Great video! I learned a lot more about 1Password and it's given me much more confidence in purchasing their service.
Glad it was helpful!
Purists say you shouldn't trust another company to store your passwords, but 1pw is better than your grandma's plaintext spreadsheet.
It's too costly
How does this pertain to private individuals? I, personally, would like to be able to use only one password for all my connections.
I'm a developer and I never knew 1pasword uses electron
Is this just a big ad?
yes, clearly affiliate to 1pass
why it's better than chrome pass manager or keychain?
@@PeteMatheson better than Synology c2 password?
This is a great review. Was thinking about signing up for a while, but now I think I will do it
I love 1Password, but that Rubiks Cube in the background is making me twitch
Been looking into another password manager as MYKI is shutting down, seems 1password looks promising.
Thanks.
I don't like that Apple and some developers won't make their software app cross-platform. We should be able to use software on any device we want to and not be forced to use Apple devices
Agreed!
As a developer then oh boy, there is a reason why not all apps are cross platform. The moment you try to get anything done then it's going to have issues and with cross-platform, ITS EVEN WORSE
I salt my passwords!
Salt??
Now that is a review, well done!
Thanks!
No mention that Ryan Reynolds is Deadpool?
What brand of T-shirt are u wearing ?
This video made me subscribe to your channel despite never coming across it before and I don't subscribe easily!
Great content Pete! 😊
Been using 1Password for over 6 years, always worked well. Just converted to families
I don't exactly agree with your view on app trackers. If we talk from security and privacy standpoint , crash analytics trackers wouldn't in any way lessen your security or privacy. I see it as a tool for the developers to keep track of how their apps are performing on different os verions and devices.
So , it cannot be conclusive to downgrade any other password manager based on this.
@@PeteMatheson Mmhh , trackers might involve a degree of trust factor on how the vendor uses the metadata generated in process. I am not a developer, but maybe a developer could only exactly tell how and what data the trackers can have access to. Coz trackers have been a topic of debate for even private messaging apps.
@@gaurav09 I’m intrigued too; although all trackers act differently across every different vendor. I guess the question we need to ask is “why do you need to track me?”
After all, just because you buy a service or product doesn’t mean that the vendor should then be ALLOWED to keep track of your buying habits, product usage or even your email address.
They shouldn’t be allowed to associate your diagnostics reports for service, to your IP address as an example. That would be a bad tracker with major security concerns… in my eyes at least.
Keeping privacy at the forefront of everything people do, is the only way to guarantee you’re less of a target be that security wise or marketing wise.
I love any company, service or product that cares about my privacy. It’s why I like Apple too.
Electron made` me abandon 1.p. No electron apps on my` devices.
Is the google password manager secure?
@@PeteMatheson ok thx. I was worried because some people on reddit said that it was not secure. Thx again
When Apple user find out e2e encryption and third party app can work cross platform :
I’m definitely thinking of stopping using Apple Keychain and paying for 1Password….Watching videos like this is certainly inching me further towards that decision.
On an unrelated note, is that a drum key you’re wearing as a necklace? Looks like a Pearl one to me (my main drum kit is a Pearl Masters Maple Reserve). 🙂🥁
@@PeteMatheson Very cool…..That SJC custom acrylic kit sounds lovely. So I have 2 kits I gig with….my main one is the Pearl Masters which I use for theatre shows, large club gigs and function work. I have a 5 piece set up with my high and mid toms hanging from cymbal stand clamps. I have Zildjian K cymbals (15” hats, 20” ride and 2 crashes 17” & 19”). I’ve just bought a couple of Gibraltar Stealth Racks, which are great - really de clutter the space and speed up set up/tear down). I also have a Yamaha Stage custom kit which I use for festival gigs and smaller club/pub gigs. I usually have that in a 4 piece (one up one down) configuration.
Is this sponosored?
Too bad they went 100% subscription!!!
I'm glad I bought the single user license a couple of years ago!!!
@@PeteMatheson
Did you not see their humungous profits?
No, they are being greedy just like a lot of companies.
@@PeteMatheson NONSENSE. They caved into GREED and Venture Capital. Just because someone else jumps off the bridge does that mean YOU SHOULD TOO????? Typical GREED. They seem to forget the reason they have become so successful was because of their PRODUCT. SOMETIMES it's OK to keep doing what made you successful in the FIRST PLACE. But unfortunately, HUMANS never seem to learn.
1. FOSS vs private business. Imho FOSS is a long term use case.
2. Say no to SSO, use your own credentials stored on a manager. Managers enable inheritance with seedphrases stored physically separate from a will, showing passphrase (lawyer cannot steal will's passphrase alone (to be clear, a passphrase encrypts the physical seedphrase).
3. Password or passphrase manager? Passphrases are easier to use and more secure. Is there a generic name rather than password manager or passphrase manager. Ultimately, users should use a passphrase manager...password manager is misleading.
I have had 1Password for years. It is a great product and the couple of times I have had difficulties (mostly ME not understanding what I was doing) they have been Responsive and Fast. On the other hand, email "support" of some other current apps and see if you EVER get a Response. Great review and 1Password is a great product.
How much did they pay you for this ad?
1password was nice untill it went t subscription.. when an spp goes subscription i drop them.. safe in the cloud is better...
Basically you don't want to pay the people keeping your passwords safe.
If I'm correct, then he's referring to an app called "SafeInCloud". I know because I use it (FOR THE SAME REASON).
@@rkgsd the moment companies become subscription based, then it signals that it's near the end and most of the time, I was right.
It's crazy for someone to be so butthurt about an app moving to a cross-platform framework just because it requires more resources on average. As some one who owns an iPhone for personal, an Android for work, a windows laptop, and a Mac desktop, I want more applications that I can seamlessly use across all of those devices. Another kinda indie dev that's doing this now is Readdle with their Spark email client (which is fantastic), which was originally Apple exclusive but released an Android app and is working on a web and windows version.
I'm one of those "butthurt" people. The problem becomes when everybody and their mom is using Electron and all of a sudden 3 or 4 apps open at the same time slow your computer down to a crawl.
They promised a lifetime license then they suddenly moved to subscription based service I think they are just a bunch of russian money grabbers I moved to last pass a year ago and I dont regret it
first
Who would invest in this? I love 1Password. I use it daily. But technologies like Passkey are the future. Not passwords. I also have issues with my passwords being managed by a company in a full out authoritarian socialist country that is Canada.
Used it but unfortunately it has become too expensive. I changed to another vendor which I had a -50% code for.
@@PeteMatheson Dashlane.
min 13:58
Looks like someone got "bought" by the big corporation to push their product. Probably won't be too long now before 1Password jacks up their prices and screws customers ala LastPass. I will never use 1Password. Bitwarden for life!!
Pretty cool to be called a big corporation! Watch out, Apple!
Thanks for the info I didn't even know this company existed until recently. I was using lastpass until recently due to issues with it. I did try 1password but for what ever reason I didn't like it so canceled before the tail expired. I do not remember what the issue was for sure. I ended up going with bitwarden.