This one will hurt: I love 1Password as a product. But I'm the son of a concentration camp survivor. I will not give money to companies that align themselves with nationalism, and certainly not ethnic cleansing. Completely disappointing, @1password. flyingpenguin.com/dhh-nazism-funded-by-1password-vp-who-wrote-honest-security/
in reply to Ben Werdmuller

I'm bringing this up because I've found you to be a deeply thoughtful person and it's something I've been struggling with...

There has to be a difference between a 1Password, whose crime is funding a project that is led by someone with hateful views and a Palantir, whose entire business is to empower authoritarianism, right?

I feel like we need a #FashTech tier list.

in reply to Ben Werdmuller

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?

in reply to flere-imsaho 🇺🇦
At this point, checking out of technology and learning to live without electricity is starting to become more morally attractive with each passing day...
in reply to Reinier Ladan

@reinier @stanley cool if so, but there was never any denouncement (that i saw?), only a pathetic defense of their "big tent" approach to donations, which is always bullshit

sgued.fr/blog/framework-omarchy/#framework-disappointing-response

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in reply to Stanley Jones
@stanley Well, if you're just looking for some other open hardware to try, MNT has a new Pocket Reform coming out that looks sweet, and they're a lot stronger on actually releasing specifications than Framework ever was shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-pocket-reform
in reply to Stanley Jones

@stanley I guess the main way I would frame it is that "While Palantir makes fascism their mission statement, 1Password is not making fascism *their* mission statement - their mission statement is more about making money that they're putting towards someone else who *is* making fascism their mission statement.".

The indirection feels like they know they can't be Palantir, but they could fund Palantir with a smokescreen.

in reply to Stanley Jones
@stanley this isn't just a project led by someone with hateful views. the entire point of the omarchy "foundation" is to fund fashtech and fascists in tech, to create a parallel industry and power structure that is explicitly fascist. this is a seed accelerator for the next palantir, and 1password just signed up to fund fascist startups for years
in reply to Ben Werdmuller
@leavex 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.
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in reply to Ben Werdmuller
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.
in reply to blturner

@ben@social.benjaminturner.me yep, that's when I ducked out too. It was very clear where the company was going when they said that an in-browser subscription service was more secure than a local one. You cannot be both sane and have your users' best interests in mind while claiming that, so one or both must be false.
(*Offering* that is fine, many people prefer it. Claiming it's more secure is not.)

And then the headcount at the company exploded. Another not-so-subtle hint about their goals.

1Password has not been customer-friendly for a very long time. They don't deserve your money, leave now rather than wait until they start impacting you personally.

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in reply to Andreas Schantl

@andjsch Also check @aliasvault.

I recently left 1P for PP. I like PP better but then read maybe Proton is no better, politically:

reddit.com/r/degoogle/comments/1tzbizh/proton_is_funding_the_french_far_right_on_youtube/

:( I want to write up my findings as I had specific needs from a password manager (family sharing etc.) and also wanted to avoid AWS and gross companies so… it really narrows things down! 😅😅😅

in reply to Scott Murray

@scott Consider their response though.

reddit.com/r/ProtonMail/comments/1u05xs2/comment/oqgihvq/

That, to me, says a lot. A company can make a mistake, but that is so different than 1Password's "Oh, we just meant to support the company, not the person" workaround. Proton said "This was wrong, we didn't mean it, we will fix it"

in reply to Scott Murray
in reply to Ben Werdmuller

this piece is solid. It is missing what I think was the most outrageous post, with the explicit call to action at the end:

world.hey.com/dhh/three-sacred-cows-that-must-die-so-europe-can-live-1afb203d

in reply to Ben Werdmuller
"Trump Says He's a 'Nationalist'" - The New York Times
All those supporters are also nationalist'.
"'I am a nationalist,' Trump proclaims at Houston rally"
"New York Times' Proof that Trump Is Now a Fascist "
Noted; NYT is a co-conspirator to fascism or state press.
Won't hear them do a story on how billionaire fascist overthrew the USA.
in reply to Ben Werdmuller

CORRECTION: See correction below. Bitwarden are still being puppets of a right wing chud, but the specific controversy I mentioned below here was Mullvad. Bitwarden's controversy bodes just about as badly, though.

Original:
I moved from @1password to @bitwarden and it didn't hurt a bit. Now Bitwarden is funding a right wing political party, I'm looking forward to moving to @aliasvault . I love that it provides email aliases as well!

#PasswordManager #!Password #Bitwarden #AliasVault #Politics #FOSS #Selfhosting

in reply to Ryan

@fullywoolly

Sorry, I got my corporate right wing controversies mixed up! @mullvadnet was funding a far right political party.

In May, @bitwarden changed management and got some private equity chud in who immediately had them remove inclusiveness and transparency from their core values and remove any mention of having an always free tier. (One of many sources below)

Good riddance to both in their enshitification.

fastcompany.com/91542655/bitwarden-scrubs-always-free-and-inclusion-values-from-its-website-as-longt…

#Mullvad #Bitwarden

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in reply to Blort™ 🐀Ⓥ🥋☣️

@Blort
Vaultwarden also seems good, I haven't heard anything about them and I've had nothing but good experiences with hosting it. I'll also have a look at @aliasvault, seems interesting

@ben @1password @bitwarden