Storage limit with my Family?

oUNderge

What is my storage limit with my Family subscription? I started attaching documents.

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1Password Version: 8
Extension Version: 6.75
OS Version: Windows 10
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ag_tommy

@oUNderge

Save important files in 1Password

1Password includes 1 GB of storage for individual accounts.

Shared plans include:
1Password Families 1 GB per person
1Password Teams 1 GB per person
1Password Business 5 GB per person*

Welcome to the family. Please let us know if you have other questions. We would be happy to help.

oUNderge

How can you view your storage status?

ag_tommy

@oUNderge

To be honest, I'm not sure. I can't recall anyone asking. My colleagues on the membership team may have a better idea. Would you be up for sending them an email? Please use support@1password.com for that correspondence.

oUNderge

Thanks. I plan on following-up on that.

maincoffee

Now I have the same question, would've been great if the info where included here...

oUNderge

I wrote support...the person responding says that Agilebits has had the request to add view storage status before and are actively looking at providing such a feature.

Jack.P_1P

Hey @maincoffee:

Thanks for following up! As @oUNderge noted, there currently isn't any way for you to view how much storage you've used on your end, but if you email us, we're happy to let you know. 😀 Additionally, I've added your feedback to the internal request we have on surfacing it directly to you, rather than requiring an email with us to view it.

Jack

ref: IDEA-I-303

maincoffee

Thank you both for following up and responding. We wait and see. Right now I'm very happy with a huge improvement in 1Password for Windows 8.6.0, very impressive.

BTW, is there a visual development trail somewhere to see what's being implemented in the near to short distant future (and hence what isn't planned)?

Jack.P_1P

Hey @maincoffee:

You're very welcome! Generally speaking, we tend to keep things pretty close to the chest until we're ready to release them, but what I can share with you is a vision of the future: A vision of the future with 1Password

Let me know what you think! 😀

Jack

maincoffee

It's very business oriented which I don't have any interest in, really. But I'm always reminded of the infosec words to live by for my generation: The more information one store in one location, the higher the risk. 1Password will have to make sure noone gets access without permission; that's probably as easy as proving the existence of a deity.

Tertius3

@maincoffee

The more information one store in one location, the higher the risk.

Not necessarily. Consider you distribute your information over 3 locations. Consider each location has a security leak risk of 1% per year.
So the risk for you to be victim to some security leak is this:

combined leak risk = leak in location 1 OR leak in location 2 OR leak in location 3

Mathematically, this is computed like this:

combined risk = risk 1 + risk 2 + risk 3 = 1% + 1% + 1% = 3%

So if you store all your data at 1 location, the risk of a security leak is 1%. If you distribute your data over 3 locations that has 1% risk each, the combined risk of a security leak is 3%. 3 times higher.
Of course, only the data stored in that location is victim of an actual leak this way, but it's still some precious data and not none at all.