We had previously actually planned to switch to a paid plan with them by July anyway (to nobody's surprise, management can be extremely slow to approve these things) - but their deadline was March and they way they forced our hand got management to act surprisingly quickly in transitioning us to Bitwarden.
I wonder which, excuse me, brain-dead executive honestly thought waving a pistol in users' faces like an amateur highwayman to force them to pay was by any stretch of the imagination an acceptable way to improve user confidence, especially in such a sensitive area where they store (access to) your most personal and private secrets. The same holds true for these trackers. I mean, I see all these weird decisions and just ask myself, who are these people in positions of significant power of larger companies who make such obvious, crazy bad management decisions? Whenever I meet them, they all seem so normal and well-dressed ;-) Boggles my mind every time.
I must say, for years now I've had the impression all the amazing products that LogMeIn (who own LastPass) touches, get toxic for the end-user quickly. Hamachi was so great in the olden days. GoToMeeting couldn't be rescued even by Covid. They had, at one point, one of the greatest remote desktop solutions around (which you could even completely self-host) but they were basically killed by TeamViewer because of their boneheaded licensing decisions.
Of course, TeamViewer has been going down the same drain and has significantly killed mass appeal since their IPO, which leads me to believe that this is just the "circle of liiiive"...