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On their details page, click More Actions and choose Suspend.

Click the name of the person you want to suspend.

To temporarily revoke a family member’s access to vaults and items, suspend their account: Click People in the sidebar on to either suspend accounts temporarily or remove them permanently. If you’re a family organizer, you can remove someone from your family account.

Click Invite by Email and enter their email address.

Click Confirm beside the name of each family member.

Click the account you want and choose People.

Click the link in the email to confirm each account or follow these steps: After each account is set up, you’ll receive an email notification.

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When you invite a family member to your account, they’ll receive their own Secret Key and create their own account password to use on their devices.

Enter the email addresses for the people you’d like to invite, then click Invite.

Click the account you want and choose People, then click Invite People.

Click your account or collection at the top of the sidebar and choose Manage Accounts.

Next to your lost or stolen device, then click Deauthorize Device.ġPassword will ask for your new Secret Key and your account password on each device you’re signed in to.

Download your new Emergency Kit and store it safely, then click Got It.

Enter your account password, then click Regenerate Secret Key.

Click your name in the top right and choose My Profile.

Find your lost device or erase itĪpple, Microsoft, and Google offer tools to find lost devices or erase information from them:

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To access your data, install 1Password on another device and sign in to your account. Losing a device won’t affect that data, which means you never have to worry if your device is lost, stolen, or otherwise unusable. Your data is automatically backed up and available online in your 1Password account.

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Learn how to change passwords with 1Password. If you use other accounts on your lost device, you should change the passwords for those accounts. Change passwords for your other accountsĪlthough your 1Password data is secure and private, other apps or services may not have been designed to safeguard your data in the same way. * If you use the Trusted Platform Module with Windows Hello, the password, PIN, or other method you use to unlock with Windows Hello could be used to unlock 1Password after your PC restarts.

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It cannot be compromised or discovered by someone who has access to your device, even if you use Touch ID or Apple Watch on your Mac, Touch ID or Face ID on your iOS device, Windows Hello* on your PC, biometric unlock on your Android device, or system authentication on your Linux computer. Your account password is never stored on your device. You don’t need to change your account password if you lose a device, unless you have specific reason to believe that someone else knows it. Don’t change your 1Password account password An intruder won’t be able to sign in to your account from other devices unless they also have your new Secret Key. You can also regenerate your Secret Key and deauthorize the lost device on, preventing anyone from using it to access your account. Everything about the items in your vaults is hidden. An intruder won’t be able to see, for example, that you have an account for a specific hotel website, and figure out where you stay when you travel. As long as you have a strong account password, someone who has access to your device won’t be able to view your passwords, credit cards, or anything stored in 1Password.Īny information about your passwords is also encrypted. Your 1Password data is encrypted with your 1Password account password. The secrets you keep in 1Password are safe from thieves and prying eyes, even if you lose a device.

Find out how 1Password protects your information and what you should do.