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Matt Davey
The last couple of years have been politically turbulent, whatever your views, and whichever country you find yourself in. Among all the debate, data breaches, and upheaval, one thing that’s consistently important is the need to keep information secure, and in the right hands.
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Matt Davey
Last month, we launched Random but Memorable, a bi-monthly security advice podcast. Random but Memorable is named after your Master Password, but is also very appropriate for the show. The “memorable” part mainly comes from my co-host Michael Fey (Roo) not reading the show notes until we start recording, and the “random” part is a direct result of …
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Michael Fey
It’s fall and you know what that means: new Apple operating systems! When Apple announced macOS Mojave with Dark Mode back in June, we knew we wanted to be there on day one with an update to 1Password that looked great in the dark. So we hiked up our programmer pants and got to work.
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Sarah Brown
California just became the first state to put a cybersecurity law on the books for any internet-connected devices that are made or sold in the state. This new legislation goes into effect January 2020 and is designed to protect consumers by setting higher security standards for smart devices.
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Lily Bradic
macOS Mojave launched last week, and while Dark Mode was the feature I’d been most eager to test-drive, the redesigned Mac App Store quickly proved to be a dark horse itself. Here’s what I’ve been loving about the new Mac App Store, and what the 1Password team think you’ll love too. ❤️
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