I hope this isn't a bad sign for the future of 1Password. I've been a customer as a consumer for about ten years, and my team has been using it for four years.
The nice thing about them is that they have always had a great consumer product (and the teams product has also been excellent). Since they didn't need to take on the funding, I wonder if having a fund on board will result in focussing on the wrong things (e.g. growth-at-all-costs).
Wanted to piggyback on this thread since I've been thinking about using a password manager for awhile and have never gotten around to it.
What's the best service level for 1password for a small office, like 10 people or so, that want to just share basic passwords for things like social media accounts, mailchimp login, adobe password, and stuff like that?
The nice thing about them is that they have always had a great consumer product (and the teams product has also been excellent). Since they didn't need to take on the funding, I wonder if having a fund on board will result in focussing on the wrong things (e.g. growth-at-all-costs).