- If you run a small business
or maybe even a side hustle
where you and a couple of other people
are working on something and you need to share passwords,
then take a look at 1Password for Teams,
which coincidentally has a huge discount on right now.
Hi, my name is Pete and I am on a mission
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One issue you have when starting a side hustle
or your own business when you first get going,
is that you probably need
to share information with other people.
Information like passwords, maybe even debit
or credit card information, and then outright.
I would just say this now, you shouldn't be using
just like online chat, email,
Facebook or anything like that to share that information
because you will be the unlucky person one day
who wakes up and discovers
that your account has been hacked,
You've been spammed.
You spammed all your friends with a dodgy link,
and well access to your online accounts,
email, credit card data.
It's all just gone.
- It's Gone, it's all Gone.
- So in this video, we're gonna run through
how to fix that and make sure it never happens.
But as a recent comment on one of my video asks,
why do I care, are you a spy?
Do you work for the NSA, MI5?
No, I care because I've worked in IT
for a very long time now.
And I still see this day-to-day real people,
just like you and me who are getting targeted.
I've seen anything from people losing access
to their email accounts, their bank accounts,
credit card fraud, where charges just magically appear
on their card statements,
right up to people losing half a million dollars
because someone's hacked their email
and change their bank details
in the middle of buying a house.
So I care because I don't want anyone else
to be caught out like that.
You know, whether that's my wife, parents, and yes,
even the in-laws or anybody
because people who say it will never happen to me,
well, it's usually them it happens to.
But before we find out how to secure yourself
for your business and side hustle
or small team of staff, there is one really,
really important thing that I would like to ask you to do,
now is to go find the like button
down below this video somewhere, click it
and leave a comment too.
And if we get to what, 1000 likes, I will pick someone
in the comments and gift you a Teams licence
for you and one other person absolutely free.
All you have to do is click the like button
and be subscribed, and I guess
let's set a timescale of 30 days after the video goes live.
Now I have already made a tonne of videos
around password managers, comparing them,
doing some deeper dives into some specific ones.
So I won't go over the reason
why I like 1Password so much.
Instead, you can just go and watch the videos
which are linked down below in this video,
which will hopefully fill you in.
But 1Password, in my opinion,
is one of the very best password managers out there.
It is secure, it has zero trackers in it
compared to Last Pass having seven trackers in it,
including a marketing tracker.
It just works on everything,
on any device from any location and it's really secure.
You can set up two factor authentication,
which is like those sites that ping your text message
or ask you to enter a code before logging in.
And you can also use it with one of these YubiKey things,
which is a physical key
to your front door for your digital front door.
So in this video,
I just wanna touch on 1Password for Teams.
It won't be a long one, but it's worth sharing all the same
because between their personal subscriptions,
the family subscription, their business
and enterprise offerings and now Teams,
there's a lot of options.
So why would you get 1Password for Teams?
Well, typically it's because you have colleagues
who you want to securely share information with,
but why wouldn't you go straight
to 1Password for business?
Good question, let's dig deeper.
First up, 1Password for Teams is cheaper than business
at $3.99, instead of $7.99 per user per month.
Secondly, it doesn't come with what some could say
are more enterprise features.
And no, that's not a Star Wars reference.
- Ready to be my gen.
- And yes, that was me seeing
if I can trigger anybody who gets annoyed
because the word enterprise would actually be related
to Star Trek, not Star Wars.
And now I've just pointed out
how much of a huge nerd I am but I digress.
1Password for Teams
doesn't come with me more advanced security
where you can prevent people accessing from other countries.
And it doesn't give you as much granular control
over who can see what passwords.
And it also has none of like the big business stuff,
which is where it will hook you to big company networks.
But what it does have is still plenty for most of us
like muggles, who are trying to start that side hustle.
So you can leave your secure jobs and become a YouTuber.
And it works on any device, Mac, PC, Android, Linux,
like all the things, you can store unlimited passwords,
credit card, bank information, and you even get one gig
per person of secure storage for documents,
maybe like passports or insurance documents,
which might be neat if you don't already have something
like a proper like Google Drive account.
You can secure everything with two factor authentication,
including the YubiKeys, which I mentioned earlier.
And there'll be a video up here
or down below what they're about.
You get good actual support
from a company who genuinely care for their customers
and want them to have like a pleasant experience
when using their software,
which is like a really weird thing.
But it's actually something
that I wanted to talk about sometime,
but I was on a video call with 1Password
a couple of months ago whilst on my quest
to get them to sign up as a proper like channel sponsor.
And they basically spent an hour telling me
about how they look after their clients.
They look after their staff and genuinely,
I don't think there was any discussions
around like some of the others
whose names we shan't speak of,
who were only really interested in like conversions and ROI
and more like data-driven around the numbers.
I like working with nice people who genuinely care,
not those who just run things by the numbers
and who don't really care who gets hurt along the way.
So yeah, big check
in the like nice people box for 1Password.
And then lastly, with 1Password for Teams,
you get five guest accounts where you can share passwords
with people outside of your bubble.
Bubble, that's one of those words
that you just never want to hear again for a very long time.
- A support bottle.
- But anyway, that pretty much sums up
1Password for Teams in a nutshell.
And the reason why I'm making this video
is because they currently have a really,
really good discount for their Teams offering.
So if you wanna go and check that out,
go and follow the link down below this video
and secure that side hustle.
Otherwise, thanks for watching this video.
Smash the like button,
subscribe if you aren't already, see you soon.
Cheers, bye-bye.