Probably many of us have more than one profile and it also seems convenient to be able to use the same password for ten profiles, so that you can recall them all at once as needed.
However this practice hides a problem:
There is no way to let the app know that a profile should not be revealed despite having the master password.
The reveal code acts as a 2FA, and if set in the target profile, it hides its visibility until you enter the second password which is the 'reveal' code.
That’s when it comes out.
Of course, to make sense, the reveal code can be switched on/off as your needs.
Probably many of us have more than one profile and it also seems convenient to be able to use the same password for ten profiles, so that you can recall them all at once as needed.
However this practice hides a problem:
There is no way to let the app know that a profile should not be revealed despite having the master password.
The reveal code acts as a 2FA, and if set in the target profile, it hides its visibility until you enter the second password which is the 'reveal' code.
That’s when it comes out.
Of course, to make sense, the reveal code can be switched on/off as your needs.
Probably many of us have more than one profile and it also seems convenient to be able to use the same password for ten profiles, so that you can recall them all at once as needed.
However this practice hides a problem:
There is no way to let the app know that a profile should not be revealed despite having the master password.
The reveal code acts as a 2FA, and if set in the target profile, it hides its visibility until you enter the second password which is the 'reveal' code.
That’s when it comes out.
Of course, to make sense, the reveal code can be switched on/off as your needs.