1Password App Zeroed Out by Failed Update

[romad (Dennis Swaney)]

@strumsky

My old-age income simply isn’t up to par.

Like you, I’m on a FIXED income so I can no longer afford to buy new hardware every other year or two as apparently other posters here are still able to do. In fact I have to buy used refurbished hardware when I absolutely need something newer (like the 2022 M2 MBA I bought last year).

Thus, I still use a Mid-2011 iMac that CANNOT run ANY version AFTER MacOS 10.13.6 High Sierra. Ditto, my Mid-2015 MacBook Pro that CANNOT run ANY version AFTER MacOS 12.7.6 Monterrey. BTW, the above 2022 M2 MBA replaced a 2011 MBA that had also maxed out at MacOS 10.13.6 High Sierra. Oh, my  Watch 5 is maxed out at WatchOS 10.6.1; anyone willing to give me an Ultra Watch 3?

@ace

I spend my days writing about new things.

While (unlike you “youngsters” ) I may NOT be able to afford the latest and “greatest”, I do like to read about them.

[mojo (GV)]

While making a copy of your vault prior to a MacOS upgrade is a prudent thing to do, it isn’t enough of a safety net for me. Something can happen where you are unable to access your vault, like what happened me. . . Regularly exporting .PIF and .CSV backups gives you an out if a worst case scenario occurs, even if it is a temporary situation.