Feature Request - Password change prompt

Hi, this recent article suggests that password switching every x months is bad for security: https://arstechnica.co.uk/security/2016/08/frequent-password-changes-are-bad/

So, I'm not sure that this should be included in 1Password, or maybe, more investigation is needed first :+1:

@prbyanw: If the problem with frequent password changes is that people tend to make passwords like, "tarheels#1", and then change them to "tArheels#1", "taRheels#1", "tarheels#11", "tarheels#111", "tarheels#2", "tarheels#3", and so on, then those people aren't doing it right. 1Password has the ability to create semi-random strings with characters, numbers and specials as well as strings of whole words.

On my own, not only do I let 1Password generate the passwords that I use, but I also very the 'recipe' is uses so that one website may be a 15 character password and another may be 9 and another may be 3 long words.

I'd like to vote for this suggestion with a few more specifics:

• 1Password suggests changing your password after some interval based on the last modified date that it already tracks
• 1Password suggests changing the 'recipe' used when you do change the password based on the 'last recipe used'
• 1Password should have a damper on the time so that it doesn't encourage you to change more than X number of passwords on the same day (it would be annoying to get 10 suggestions in the same window of time within a day.)

Doing that should not only avoid the issues mentioned in the arstechnica article, but should also help with the Cloudbleeds and other hacks that we sometimes don't find out about until weeks or months after they've occurred. And it would be great to be able to say to myself, 'Who got hacked? Oh, that's right, I already changed all those password — twice — since then. I'm good.'