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Trying to decide if I should: 

1) stick with 1Password, which I’ve used for years with little to no issues, but which costs me money I don’t really need to spend considering 2&3 below

2) switch to ProtonPass which is included with my Proton subscription and features a nice email aliasing feature built in. 

3) switch to Apple Passwords since I use Apple products pretty much exclusively, it would cost nothing, and would probably be fairly seamless in terms of UX

Thoughts? Things I’ve overlooked? Pros/cons? All are very welcome 🙏

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go apple passwords man, it’s amazing for me

works in chrome browsers too now, easy import from 1pass

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1pass only exists because there was no cross-platform solution and there were a lot more non apple devices

it will die like all those gpt wrappers died

even logically, putting all of your passwords and keys into a company that has to make a revenue, got investors likely and earning from that feature alone is kind of weird

agree for the company use, and you're likely to have a special person in the company to deal with company software you're all using

for personal it doesn't make sense

There are use cases where it makes sense though. E.g. in my company we use it to share credentials