This one will hurt: I love 1Password as a product.

[elettrona@poliversity.it]

@ben @leavex @1password I have left 1Password years ago. And until they have those far-right ideas, I won't join them again. I am a woman, and I am blind; far-right is openly against disability rights, they started with eugenic (sterilizing and killing disabled people) even BEFORE they started with concentration camps; and I have no intention to give my money and data, to someone who willingly finance such ideas.

[ben@werd.social]

@stanley I was willing to give them the benefit of the doubt - it’s just a tech deal - until the CEO came out in support of DHH and his worldview personally. That’s untenable to me.

[ben@werd.social]

@stanley But in answer to your wider question: I agree that this isn’t Palantir. It’s a different class of thing. But the CEO will use his money in ways that are in line with his values. I’ll give them a minute to course correct, but I’m already migrating my data out.

[stanley@heretic.social]

@ben Oof, I missed that.

I guess I'm dreading trying to explain to my wife that we may need to change password managers because of these twisted relationships and wondering if maybe I'm being overly reactionary.

For example, I have a Framework laptop and they've supported Omarchy in the past. But would switching to Lenovo or Dell really be any better? What's the harm I'm trying to address?

[downes@mastodon.social]

@ben @1password Same here. I need to find an alternative.

[mawhrin@circumstances.run]

@stanley @ben michael dell also decided to make a statement of his personal values by paying a million to the omarchy foundation.

[bredroll@mas.to]

@Downes @ben @1password same, i might actually write my own one..

[nullagent@partyon.xyz]

VP of 1Password used a picture of his kids as an explanation of why he used company money to financially support a fascist.

Sad af.

@ben @1password

#1Password

[ben@social.benjaminturner.me]

@ben@werd.social @1password I bought a version 7 license and never bought the subscription and I'm glad I didn't. I've been working to divest from subscription-based things for some time now. Every product that claims to provide "convenience" these days deserves a good look under the microscope. 1pw big thing is password sync? That's a minor inconvenience I'm willing to shoulder myself.

[crazyeddie@mastodon.social]

@ben @1password Well. It's as they said: they already have a strong membership in that community.

And there we see their justification: a fuck ton of money.

Is what it is. Don't go hoping you can change their minds.

[andjsch@mastodon.social]

@ben @1password It's an absolute tragedy and I think at this point they likely will not take their move back unfortunately. Had a look at Passbolt and Proton Pass also looks promising.

[crazyeddie@mastodon.social]

@ben @stanley But you just posted an article where is quoted as doing so!

There's his daughter standing by their pool in their multi-million dollar mansion. Let's ignore the haters and get with progress.

You don't get more direct than that.

[reinier@carelesswhisper.nl]

@stanley @ben afaik, Framework stopped sponsoring that dumpster fire.

[donaldball@triangletoot.party]

@ben@social.benjaminturner.me @ben@werd.social @1password It’s not just the sync, it’s the sharing, the access controls, the monitoring, the array of clients, etc.

I am fucking out of their systems and taking my family with me, but let’s not pretend they weren’t solving a real problem at a fair price for many.

[jabwd@mastodon.social]

@ben @1password So happy I cancelled earlier this year, dont even have to do anything with this mask off

[xs4me2@mastodon.social]

@ben @1password

Unbelievable and unacceptable indeed!

[sellathechemist@mastodon.social]

@ben @1password Disappointing is such a gentle word…

[csolisr@hub.azkware.net]

At this point, checking out of technology and learning to live without electricity is starting to become more morally attractive with each passing day...

[andjsch@mastodon.social]

@scott @ben @aliasvault That sucks! Yeah, no PP then it is. I also tried Bitwarden in the past but I really think it lacks in quality. Ideally the new alternative would be open source. But I'd appreciate a writeup of your findings.

[scottytrees@mastodon.social]

@ben never beholden yourself to just one company. always have a backup in the wind, just in case.