1Password for iOS update adds native Apple Watch app, support for in-app purchase subscriptions
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If you haven't got a 30-day 1Password free trial yet, now would be a good time to give this app a try if you own an iOS device and are very passionate about privacy.
Developer AgileBits announced a new update is now available for 1Password on the iOS platform, which brings a couple of new features and some improvements, especially to the way users want to subscribe.
But the most important change included in the new update is the rewritten Apple Watch application, which is now supposed to offer a native experience that supports items from any vault. Speaking of experience, the update should make it easier to select, move, and copy multiple items.
1Password 6.5 comes with a new first-run experience, which should allow newcomers to the app to get started with the application easier than ever.
On top of that, the developers announced that they now support monthly in-app purchase subscriptions for 1Password.com accounts.
For those who don't know, subscribing to a 1Password.com individual or family account required a visit to a third-party website, but with the last update that's not needed anymore.
Developer AgileBits announced a new update is now available for 1Password on the iOS platform, which brings a couple of new features and some improvements, especially to the way users want to subscribe.
As the holidays approach there is magic in the air, and we’ve managed to harness some of that magic for our latest release. We hope you have a happy, safe, secure, and magical holiday season!
But the most important change included in the new update is the rewritten Apple Watch application, which is now supposed to offer a native experience that supports items from any vault. Speaking of experience, the update should make it easier to select, move, and copy multiple items.
On top of that, the developers announced that they now support monthly in-app purchase subscriptions for 1Password.com accounts.
For those who don't know, subscribing to a 1Password.com individual or family account required a visit to a third-party website, but with the last update that's not needed anymore.
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