Personally I use Bitwarden (paid account even) but I’ve also recommended 1pass to apple only users because it fits well in that ecosystem.
Bitwarden works perfectly “in the apple ecosystem” these days, but personally I prefer 1Password - it’s quite a bit better on all platforms. It has a few features I couldn’t live without and a million little things that are just… nicer.
On the other hand, Bitwarden is either free or very cheap, and it’s a great password manager.
As an Apple user, I definitely have batteries die before the product stops being useful. The company provides feature updates for old phones for several years, and when that runs out they continue to provide security patches for several more years.
A new iPhone battery is only $47 (if you do the repair yourself, and if you send your old battery back to Apple for a recycling credit), but it’s a pretty complex and arduous process with a fair chance of damaging your phone while attempting it. You also have to pay a deposit, over a thousand dollars, to rent the tools off Apple. Ouch.
This legislation would force Apple to make it a simple process with no tools. Yes please.
Bitwarden works perfectly “in the apple ecosystem” these days, but personally I prefer 1Password - it’s quite a bit better on all platforms. It has a few features I couldn’t live without and a million little things that are just… nicer.
On the other hand, Bitwarden is either free or very cheap, and it’s a great password manager.