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That way, just in case our servers are offline for some reason, the only change you'll notice is that syncing isn't working.Īs long as you have your Master Password and one of your devices (or the MP + Secret Key to sign in on a new device) you'll always have access to your data.

The exact location in the filesystem depends on your devices (Mac, iOS, Windows, or Android), but what doesn't is that your vault is indeed always kept locally, encrypted by your Master Password when locked. Where is the vault file that holds my passwords-and when I'm offline, where are the passwords (and docs, etc) stored locally? Hi there and welcome to 1Password-glad to hear you're loving it so far! I say you're only in for more treats as you continue using it :) It's not the best process, but you'll only have to do it once and you'll be all set and secure. Then, well, you might just need to type it in using the remote. View the password in Large Type on your phone so you can see it super easily.

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Use the Memorable Password option in the password generator to create an easily type-able password. Some TVs/streaming players aren't cool like this, though, so you'll need to manually enter your password on the remote. It looks like this! If you're using a Roku, you can copy-paste the needed password into the keyboard in the Roku app.

If you're using an Apple TV, for example, it's pretty simple-you can enter the passwords on your phone using AutoFill for iOS. (Ah, modern technology!) How you'll do it depends on your TV/streaming player. Regardless, at some point in the future, you'll probably need to enter a password generated by 1Password into your TV. (You can choose to keep others signed in unless you think someone's using your account who shouldn't be.) Netflix actually offers an option when you change your password to log out current sessions or not.

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