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1Password migrants thread
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It was my daughters account that got locked and she couldn’t access anything for over 2 weeks while it got straightened out.
Well, to be fair, 1Password and Bitwarden are actually both.
Apple Password is local; I’ve put my phone in airplane more and I was able to access the password. It’s when you’re locked out of your Apple ID, it won’t let you in.
Unless there have been any recent changes, 1Password has you storing your vault on their servers. That is why a lot of people have migrated away from them.
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No, that has never been the case. You can put your device on airplane mode and still access your passwords. Their servers are just to sync the devices.
I’ve had 1Password for ages (I think 7-8 years), and there is a site I go to for work, with zero signal and no WiFi. I have been able to access my password from my phone, without any issue.
I mean, it is there. Encrypted, salted, hashed, and probably other things. My point is you don't need access to the cloud to access your passwords.
But isn’t it the same for Apple passwords even with a locked account? You can access them locally. Or isn’t it possible because Apple locks everything?