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One of the rationale behind app subscriptions is to provide custom sync services with specific features. This catastrophic event for @dayoneapp proves the danger of this approach. Not every company can design a resilient and secure sync service from scratch. Syncing is hard. @dayoneapp/994707536275300352
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For privacy and data protection I trust @Apple, @Microsoft, @Dropbox or @Google. But can I trust @dayoneapp, or @TextExpander, or @1Password? (I’m OK with @1Password, but it took lengthy discussions and a great amount of research.)
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I am a @dayoneapp user, I use sync and honestly, I am questioning my choice since I learned what happened. Keeping journal data private should be the absolute goal of a company that built a journal service. Even if it only affected a small amount of users, the simple fact...
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...this breach happened is extremely worrisome. Because how many other reckless decisions were taken when @dayoneapp built their sync service? If I write a daily journal, I want to be sure my data will stay private regardless the sync crash or any event.
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You guys at @dayoneapp are amateurs, and I am now frightened to give the responsibility of such private data to amateurs. The breach of trust is possibly more severe than you think, because if affects more than the 106 accounts that were compromised.
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A side note is also: were are the new features promised during the switch to subscription? The full screen iPad editor isn’t fixed yet, IFTTT can’t play with encrypted journals, the audio stuff is still not there, now this catastrophic breach...
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Guys, what the hell are you doing with our money? I’m a Plus user, and I briefly considered going with Premium, but at this pace of new features it won’t happen (especially now you had this data breach).
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I am skeptical of subscriptions because they can be used by businesses to increase their margin at the detriment of their customers - aka people like me. I’ve been a vocal critic of @1Password but the more time goes, the more I see the insane amount of new features they had.
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But you @dayoneapp, I’m not sure to see the color of those promised new features. Same for @TextExpander by the way, for single users I don’t see what the subscription added except higher prices.
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For now, I’ll investigate @dayoneapp competition and decide what’s my best option. Is there an export option in the Mac app? In case I go for a competitor. Oh, and I’m not pissed, nor angry. Just disappointed and tired, in a « I told you » way...