feature request

@1passquest

Thank you for the additional details! One option here might be to enable Travel Mode for certain vaults when you're in risky situations such as an airport. You could keep your bank logins in a dedicated vault and then turn on Travel Mode for that vault so that it's not on your device. Then, when you've left the risky situation, you can disable Travel Mode again:

• Use Travel Mode to remove vaults from your devices when you travel

-Dave

edit: I've merged your two related threads together.

Think about setting up a study were hundreds of people in various scenarios need to decide if they should log off the 1password, or stay signed on. People have a lot of very sensitive data, financials, health, personal on the computer. the more u use 1password for more stuff, and the better your password, the greater the conflict about whether the user needs to retype the entire password for every break from the system.

so the way it works on bitwarden, is once you type in your password, you are givin the option of typing in a temp pin. if you log out or reboot computer, you need to then type in your entire passwrod.

so if i am steping a way from my computer for a moment, but i am in a trustworthy place (like my office) i then just need to type in my pin and i get access. it is specific to that machine, and that login, and that browser.

@1passquest

Thank you for the reply. Can you tell me a little more about the "temp PIN" idea? How is the temporary PIN generated? How is the the account password securely stored on the device so that it can be used to decrypt a user's data when the temporary PIN is entered? Is the temporary PIN set on the device that the user is logging into or is it set from another device?

-Dave

i dont use or have touch ID on my computer. the pin is a nice feature. someone from 1password should check it out, and how it functions.

Great question, I dont have touch id on my computer

Hello @1passquest! 👋

Thank you for the suggestion! Is there a reason why this would work better than using Touch ID to unlock 1Password instead?

• Use Touch ID to unlock 1Password on your Mac

I look forward to hearing from you. 🙂

-Dave

as i play around this feature, it also removes some of the disincentive to have a very long password, and lock your system everytime you leave it

so playing around with other password managers. bitwarden has nice feature, with temp pin. so i can set a temp pin to open my account. can be shorter then password, and is device/login specific. so if i am in airport, and using password manager, even if someone aquired my pin, and once i close the browser, the pin does not work, they need my passcode.

i just thought that was a useful feature

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Yes, just thinking of making layered security. The lock in a bank vault does not have the same key as the lock holding the cleaning supplies.