Re:1Password – Standalone licenses vs. new subscription service
by toddanderson2 on Sunday August 28, 2016 @12:52PM
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Yes it might have been a valid question a few years ago. These days the ReadySignOn iOS is unquestionably the best password manager all around. Actually it's the only one that I ccould trust. Its recently released source code of KeePass plug-in shows it actually uses a million key derivation iteration count and additional direct key xors on top of ASE256.
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Re:1Password – Standalone licenses vs. new subscription service
by jdeibele on Sunday August 28, 2016 @01:42PM
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What does ReadySignOn cost? I can't find any pricing information on their website.
On their App Store web page it just says "Free" without the usual "Offers in-app purchases".
On closing the tab I saw something about "purchases" and this is what I see in the lower left corner:
Top In-App Purchases
English website te$5.99 English website te$0.99
This might be a great program but I feel like they're so shifty about pricing that I don't feel comfortable with them.
I understand they can't completely control the way that the App Store presents things and maybe it's more clear if I load iTunes.
Re:1Password – Standalone licenses vs. new subscription service
by toddanderson2 on Sunday August 28, 2016 @05:27PM
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The app is free, no pay-to-unlock features. I think the IAP packages are for additional templates which are really not necessary at all. If I need a similar record for the same site I just duplicate then modify, it's actually easier than templates. The only limit that I found is there is no Android version.