>You'll be able to jump ship any time you want.
replyFamous last words...
I mean, LastPass was a train wreck after their breach, but they didn't go as far as trying to stop me from exporting my vault when I switched to BW.
replyThe idea of BW doing a rug pull and suddenly removing the ability to export your vault I think would trigger a class-action lawsuit.
I don't know why this is framed as "jumping ship" ... of course you can stop using it any time (and use your periodic export to go elsewhere).
replyThe real issue is potential data loss. Remember LastPass? Bought by someone and downhill it went, with multiple security incidents.
Never underestimate the lengths companies will go to, to enshittify their product to squeeze customers for money.
replyName one major password manager that blocks or paywalls export.
replyThe iOS "passwords" app didn't support exporting for a while, though they eventually added it.
reply- Authy
reply- Google Authenticator
Not password managers of course, but thanks for reminding me that I should figure out how to ditch Authy.
replyhttps://github.com/BrenoFariasdaSilva/Authy-iOS-MiTM is going to be my project for the afternoon.
I had to migrate from Authy because it doesn't work on Graphene OS. Migrated to Ente Auth and couldn't be happier.
replyEnte Auth
replyis a good alter. Works perfect for me.
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replyGoogle Authenticator has an export-as-QR-code function that several other authenticator apps can parse. Is it the best/most convenient implementation? Obviously not, but you can absolutely export the codes.
replyNotably not password managers.
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