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sent, but it didnt seem to not help much as the fingerprint prompt likely protects too.

Most of the screenshot is black as the app blocks that but tldr you do the finger scan and after the android popup shows a confirmation it worked the enpass app just says "something went wrong" My phone is an HMD Fusion with Android 15. I tried to disable and enable biometric multiple times.

maybe they are adjusting a little for the apple tax?

pulled a fast one lol

I am german myself but that's interesting

I am german myself but that's interesting

you have a screenshot for that?

well I have tried to get them to state something that they cant resily run away here:

can you (or someone else from the team) write that last sentence again but replace the last instance of the word "premium" with "all"? so it says that they get all features without additional cost so we have an actual promise you cannot ride back on it.

an ironic spin on the idea that there are now two tiers of paid users and nobody knows whether or not this will happen again

wait there's a reduced rate for the first year in Korea? okay... because at least when I look at the pricing page it's 21,49€ per year, and yes that's over twice of what pro originally cost

sure but what makes sure that newer features down the line might exclude Lifetime premium users? I mean recurring costs is an argument against anything lifetime.

kinda yeah at least they stated that the new Lifetime plan will include the new stuff, but if you dont need those you dont need to rush

well there is a one-time option. the like 70€ lifetime option

well that would leave a REALLY bad taste, I mean the idea that things like 2fa recognition which requires cataloguing sites and checking for password leaks also is dependent on online services and therefore create cost (assuming they arent just directly using the pwned passwords API, someone should maybe look into that) needing recurrent costs is kinda legit tbh