Tiny translation flaw in the "Vulnerable Passwords" alert

loilo
loilo
Community Member

The German alert in the "Vulnerable Passwords" section has a tiny grammatical flaw:
The German "Vulnerable Passwords" alert

It's "einer Datenpanne", not "einem Datenpanne".

I'm using the 1Password beta, but I assume this is the same in the stable release. For what it's worth, the web version at 1password.com gets this translation right.

Background knowledge for curious readers:
"einem/einer Datenpanne" is the translation of "a data breach". The article of a noun in German is bent by the grammatical gender of that noun (which is either male, female or neuter). The article "einem" is used for male and neuter nouns, however "Datenpanne" is a female noun. 🤓


1Password Version: 1Password 7 Version 7.2.5.BETA-1 (70205001) AgileB
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Comments

  • AGKyle
    AGKyle
    1Password Alumni

    Hi @loilo

    All of our translations are primarily handled by volunteers. If you'd like to help with that and correct this issue you can do so by signing for Crowdin here:

    https://crowdin.com/project/1password-for-ios-and-osx

    Generally speaking we pull in the latest translations for each release, though sometimes they get skipped for technical reasons. So it's possible this is already fixed but hasn't been included in the app.

  • loilo
    loilo
    Community Member

    That's great to know, thanks. I'll take a look anyway, love hunting down little spelling mistakes. :)

  • AGAlumB
    AGAlumB
    1Password Alumni

    Thanks again for bringing it up -- and for participating in the beta! :)

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