Touch Id: Master Password never required, even after reboot or waiting a lot
I am using 1Password Version 6.8 (680014) from the Mac App Store. I have it configured to allow unlocking with touch id, but "Require Master Password every" is set to one hour. In the past this worked as expected but now it always lets me use touch id, even after restarting or waiting a day since last using 1Password.
I have tried disabling Touch Id for 1Password and reenabling it but I still see this behavior.
1Password Version: 6.8 (680014)
Extension Version: 4.6.8.90
OS Version: 10.12.6
Sync Type: WLAN
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Done. Thanks!
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Hi @malcolmredheron,
Rudy is looking into this exact issue right now. It selecting "1hr" if you didn't set it there is actually a bug. It's likely in actually still at the default of 1 week. There seems to be a bug in how the interface shows what's selected when nothing has been specifically selected.
We'll get it fixed up.
Rick
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Thanks! I've changed my setting to something else and then back to 1 hour. I eventually managed this but in the process I found that each time I open the preferences it shows not the last value that I set it to, but I think the value that I used two times before that. I hope you can reproduce that too.
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