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by 6ak74rfy
604 days ago
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This enshittification is surprising for Bitwarden, given how much it emphasized its open source strategy and that practically made a bunch of us recommending it to our friends and family. But maybe not too much because, as you say, its a natural process for organizations. This is primarily the reason I am careful going deep into the Tailscale ecosystem (which, similar to earlier Bitwarden, is touting a "hey, we are the good guys" horn for now). My network is a critical piece of my infra and I don't want to put too much trust in one company. |
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I love Tailscale, but this has been bothering me too. Actually, I think it's an even bigger concern than with Bitwarden because of what Tailscale does - once you start using it, it literally becomes your entire network.
That said, what Tailscale provides is really important. We need tools like this to push back against how rigid and centralized the Internet has become over the years.
For those worried about this: what are you doing about it? Did you just move to Headscale? Or are you using something completely different? How has that worked out for you?