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MacRumors Exclusive: Take 50% Off Your First Year of 1Password Families

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Last week, we introduced a collection of exclusive sales with the aim of helping any last-minute shoppers during the holiday season. One of the exclusives that remains ongoing throughout the entire month of December is our partnership with 1Password, allowing new customers to get 50 percent off their first year of 1Password Families.

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Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with 1Password. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.

This offer is only available to new customers of 1Password. To redeem it, you'll just need to create an account on this landing page, no coupon code is needed for the deal. This offer is only for a 1Password Families subscription; there is no discount for the individual 1Password subscription. Our exclusive deal with 1Password expires on December 31.



When your first year of 1Password Families ends, it'll renew at the regular price, or you can cancel before that time. This version of 1Password supports five family members on unlimited devices, shared vaults among members, advanced security with authenticated encryption, and alerts for compromised websites and vulnerable passwords. It's available on Mac, iOS, Windows, Android, Chrome OS, and Linux.

There are a few of our exclusive sales still happening this month, including offers from Twelve South and Pad & Quill. Head to our full Deals Roundup to get caught up with all of the latest deals and discounts that we've been tracking over the past week.

Article Link: MacRumors Exclusive: Take 50% Off Your First Year of 1Password Families
 
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petsk said:
Why use an expensive app when iCloud Keychain is free and works so well. Especially now when we also can store 2FA-codes in Keychain.
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Is it safe to keep both password and 2FA code in iCloud? Seems like putting both of the eggs in one basket.
 
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petsk said:
Why use an expensive app when iCloud Keychain is free and works so well. Especially now when we also can store 2FA-codes in Keychain.
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Sure, iCloud keychain is adequate if you're only saving passwords and you exclusively use the Apple environment,

1Password does a bunch more.

Though with the changes to subscription only model they've lost me as a customer. I'll use my v7 as long as it'll work but then will need to transition to a different platform.
 
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MacRumors said:


Last week, we introduced a collection of exclusive sales with the aim of helping any last-minute shoppers during the holiday season. One of the exclusives that remains ongoing throughout the entire month of December is our partnership with 1Password, allowing new customers to get 50 percent off their first year of 1Password Families.

2021-Exclusive-Apple-Accessories-Deals-1PAssword.jpg
Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with 1Password. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.

This offer is only available to new customers of 1Password. To redeem it, you'll just need to create an account on this landing page, no coupon code is needed for the deal. This offer is only for a 1Password Families subscription; there is no discount for the individual 1Password subscription. Our exclusive deal with 1Password expires on December 31.



When your first year of 1Password Families ends, it'll renew at the regular price, or you can cancel before that time. This version of 1Password supports five family members on unlimited devices, shared vaults among members, advanced security with authenticated encryption, and alerts for compromised websites and vulnerable passwords. It's available on Mac, iOS, Windows, Android, Chrome OS, and Linux.

There are a few of our exclusive sales still happening this month, including offers from Twelve South and Pad & Quill. Head to our full Deals Roundup to get caught up with all of the latest deals and discounts that we've been tracking over the past week.

Article Link: MacRumors Exclusive: Take 50% Off Your First Year of 1Password Families
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Is this really an exclusive deal for MacRumors? The landing page doesn't mention MacRumors in any way, shape, or form. You'd think you'd see something like "And exclusively for MacRumors readers, this limited time offer..."
 
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Rafagon said:
Is this really an exclusive deal for MacRumors? The landing page doesn't mention MacRumors in any way, shape, or form. You'd think you'd see something like "And exclusively for MacRumors readers, this limited time offer..."
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If you search "50% Off Your First Year of 1Password Families" on internet it will show up lots of websites with the same promo
 
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petsk said:
Why use an expensive app when iCloud Keychain is free and works so well. Especially now when we also can store 2FA-codes in Keychain.
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Because it doesn't work with shared vaults the way 1Password does. Within my family, we each get our own personal password vault and also shared vaults with stuff like wifi passwords and logins to things we all use. It's incredibly useful. Along with credit cards and logins and 2FA tokens, it also can store things like pictures of driver's licenses and other documents.

I'm no fan of software rental either, but 1Password is very frequently updated for website compatibility and security. Anything I put this much important stuff into is well worth renting.
 
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Reasons I stick with 1password
1) I share all my passwords with my wife. This isn’t possible with iCloud Keychain as each account is separate.
2) All the additional items I can save in 1password including adding custom fields for every login (security questions and answers) and secure documents like copies of drivers license or passport.
3) With family plan ends up being only $1 a month per account which is cheap enough for all my family to keep using.
4) maybe iCloud does this but 1password shows me if sites have been compromised, reused passwords, poor passwords, and other security alerts like those.
 
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petsk said:
Why use an expensive app when iCloud Keychain is free and works so well. Especially now when we also can store 2FA-codes in Keychain.
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Rafagon said:
Couldn't agree with you more.

Thanks, but no thanks, MacRumors.
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Because iCloud Keychain is 100% useless on Android and Linux (windows still? I can’t keep track). I love how people say “it’s free” no kidding, only if you use Apple product. This has been said millions of times too, 1Password and other password managers do way more also. They fact I can share a vault with my wife and/or kids, recover vaults if someone forgot their master password, keep all my special router settings, share a guest vault on my work computer so only my work passwords show, and so much more.
But cool, as long as iCloud Keychain works for you.
I also lost my password twice because of iCloud Keychain, never again using them.
 
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ignatius345 said:
Because it doesn't work with shared vaults the way 1Password does. Within my family, we each get our own personal password vault and also shared vaults with stuff like wifi passwords and logins to things we all use. It's incredibly useful. Along with credit cards and logins and 2FA tokens, it also can store things like pictures of driver's licenses and other documents.

I'm no fan of software rental either, but 1Password is very frequently updated for website compatibility and security. Anything I put this much important stuff into is well worth renting.
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Not to mention their new share functionality that lets you share with non-1P users.
Keychain is better than nothing but 1P is a much more powerful tool. Some of us see easy value in the sub (I was irritated by the change too, but I understand it).
 
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Everyone complaining about 1Password's switch to a subscription model is doing just that..complaining. The price is reasonable, the product is stellar, and I would MUCH rather have a company that has a future with recurring revenue so I know the product will always be updated and will be functional. Enjoy your "free" alternatives that will either switch to subscription or be made obsolete in a few years when the company realizes it's spending money maintaining a product that gets it minimal revenue.
 
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deeddawg said:
Sure, iCloud keychain is adequate if you're only saving passwords and you exclusively use the Apple environment,

1Password does a bunch more.

Though with the changes to subscription only model they've lost me as a customer. I'll use my v7 as long as it'll work but then will need to transition to a different platform.
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One word. BITWARDEN.
 
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I'm still using the old 1Password 6 which was sold as "pay once, keep it forever".

So the big question is can people like me get this deal and then simply move all of the data over to 1Password without any hiccups? I wouldn't mind upgrading and paying for this service since I honestly couldn't live without 1Password.
 
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