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Again, deceitful, manipulative, disrespectful, IMHO. But hiding from the world the supposed real price of 1Password 7 then creating the illusion that the $50 price saves $15 is outrageous. 🙁Īs for pricing, that’s up to them and what the market will bear. From what I can tell, AgileBits’ development team has not yet suffered from the tragedy that is Marketing As Management. Obviously, the worst embodiment of that parasitic attitude was the 2007/2008 ‘Great’ Recession, from which we all still suffer.Īs for the quality of the software itself, 1Password 7 has nice new features and perks. It’s more of the same old spirit of the age of ‘screw thy customer’ that’s been blatantly going on in the USA since the turn of this century. That is the full communication inherent in their bad marketing strategy. They’re no ONLY about the money advantage (to them!) of their subscription plan. I say this having talked to them directly about this situation. It’s abusive marketing, entirely deliberate. Never have I seen anyone go to such extreme and convoluted lengths to hide a purchasing option. It is indeed a problem if anyone simply wants a single user license. I’ve pointed this out quite clearly and adequately.
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In better news, a great new update of PopChar to version 8.3 is available. I never enjoy watching good companies with good software go bad. Yes, I’ve talked directly with AgileBits about their marketing situation.
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It’s 64-bit and is likely to survive the upcoming upgrade to macOS 10.14.x. It will walk you through all the deception AgileBits’ marketing has perpetrated so you can actually know your buying options, if you even want to bother with the app:Īfter testing both new versions of 1Password 7 I was disgusted and reverted back to version 6.8.9, which works great for me, no subscription wanted or needed.
It’s posted over at MacUpdate on the 1Password page. I wrote up a lengthy, detailed examination of exactly what’s going on with the IMHO obfuscated, deceptive and contradictory 1Password pricing for both the App Store version and the developer’s site version. The standard cost is supposedly “$64.99”, but there’s nothing available stating that as fact except the Purchase page within the developer site version of the app, once you’ve dodged and leapt over all the barriers to get to that page. 1Password or LastPass – April 29, 2016ĪgileBit’s marketing has become IMHO abusive, deliberately hiding the fact that 1Password can still, as ever, be purchased with a single user license, no monthly subscription required.
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ICloud Keychain: How to use Apple’s password manager for Macs, iPhones and iPads – February 13, 2018Ī comprehensive guide to Apple’s very useful iCloud Keychain – January 4, 2017Īpple’s built-in Keychain vs. When used properly, it works like a dream. MacDailyNews Take: We use Apple’s iCloud Keychain and Keychain Access extensively and recommend Apple macOS and iOS users do so, too.Īlways use unique passwords and use Apple’s Keychain Access and iCloud Keychain to create and manage them. “Alternatively, you might find purchasing a personal subscription better value at $2.99/month, with a family option suitable for up to 5 members at $4.99/month.”
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“1Password 7 for Mac is available now as either a standalone product for $69.99 (but reduced to $49.99 during launch),” Wiles reports.
“The UI has had a modern makeover, with a new sidebar, icons and a clearer custom font, Courier Prime Bits, which was designed so you can clearly see the difference between the characters in your passwords.
“1Password 7 for Mac is here and it’s a huge update,” Wiles reports. But having all this information within one secure vault makes it easy to retrieve the data, on demand, on any device.” We possibly put too much faith in the tool as we store all our important data, including secure notes, passport details and much more. We use this across our various devices and have never had an issue.
“The wisest solution is to put your trust into a password manager and there are few better than 1Password. “How do you store your passwords?” Chris Wiles reports for BetaNews.
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