Basic Passkey Question

Hi there @jbrowdy

In short, the answer is B, exactly as it is now with passwords where someone could autofill a password if 1Password is unlocked.

That's why it's important that you set an appropriate auto-lock timeout for 1Password on each of your devices, and that you know how to manually lock it when you don't want to have to wait.

• How to set 1Password to lock automatically

💻 To manually lock 1Password on your computer, click the 🔽 down arrow at the top of the sidebar (in the main 1Password app) and choose Lock. Alternatively, you can press ⇧⌘L (Shift-Command–L) on a Mac, or Shift + Ctrl + L on Windows or Linux, to lock 1Password from anywhere on your system.

📱 To manually lock 1Password on your mobile device, tap the account and collection chooser (the icon in the top-left or top-right corner) and choose Lock.

On a mobile device, like you mentioned, you're likely going to be using biometrics like facial or fingerprint recognition, so your auto-lock timer can be quite short (maybe only a minute or two) because it's easy to unlock 1Password using those methods. You might also be using something like Touch ID or an Apple Watch on your Mac, or Windows Hello, to make unlocking easier too. :)

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