How does 1Password remember me when opening a secure share link
so i shared a file with myself. i had the settings to open only for one person. i entered my own email address. When i clicked the link i needed to type in the passcode emailed to me.
so far i understand. Now, when i closed the file, and page, and then RECLICKED the link, this time it opened without asking me to get the passcode.
so where is the instruction/information stored, so 1password knows NOT to re-ask for the passcode
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Hey @pathfinder76
When you share a file with access restrictions and then proceed to access it after entering the passcode sent to your email, a session-based token is created for your device. This token tells 1Password that your device has already been authenticated for that specific link. This is a common practice in secure systems to provide a balance between security and usability. As a result, if you revisit the link within a short timeframe, you won't be asked for the passcode again.
The token is temporary and has an expiration. After some time or if you access the link from a different device or browser, you'd be prompted to enter the passcode again.
For security purposes, these tokens are stored in a way that they can't be used for any other purpose except to recognize that the passcode was entered correctly for that link on that device.
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