Lost Master Password
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You won't be able to change your master password unless you know the current one. Also, if you ever reset you iPhone, you will have to enter the master password to regain access to your data. Since you do have access now through Touch ID, perhaps there is a way to move your data to an new vault with a new password, but I'm afraid I don't know how to approach that and I'm not sure it actually can be done.
It's a good idea to opt to require the master password once in awhile to refresh your memory of it.
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Good morning @fbrkic7. I'm sorry for the trouble you've run into. Unfortunately there is no way to reset your Master Password without knowing it in the first place. There are a couple of guides that may help try and remember it
- https://guides.agilebits.com/1password-mac-kb/5/en/topic/forgot-master-password
- https://guides.agilebits.com/1password-mac-kb/5/en/topic/master-password-not-accepted
Note that the second guide is Mac-based, but it has some tips that pertain to iOS as well. If you input your Master Password incorrectly three times you should see a password hint appear. Does that help you at all?
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Found this from the link above, wouldn't this be a major security flaw? Why would anyone do this, or why would 1P allow this?
Search the login keychain
If you selected the Remember password in login keychain option in an older version of 1Password, you might be able to use Keychain Access to view your password.
In Finder, choose Go > Utilities; locate and launch Keychain Access, and search for 1Password Master Password. Double-click on this item, click the show password option, and provide your system password at the Mac OS X prompt.* *
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@safety1 for detailed, technical reassurance please take a look at this knowledge base article.
Stephen
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Read it 3 times, I think i need the dumbed down explanation. Is the master password retrievable or not in some circumstance? Sorry i'm just not that technically knowledgeable.
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No one can retrieve your master password without knowing before hand what it is. In other words, if you forget your master password, no one can get to your 1Password data, including you, the 1Passowrd people, and anyone else. So be sure you construct a strong master password.
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and repeatedly use it too so you don't risk forgetting it!
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