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Why isn't there a Setting to Turn Off Needing to Enter a Vault Password?
AlaskanRogue
Given a personal computer in a home environment, why do I have to enter a vault password to "One Step Update" bank accounts? Can't you provide a setting to disable the function?
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splasher
IMO, that would be cyber security suicide for Quicken if they allowed that to happen. Would you buy a BIG steel safe for your valuables and have a locksmith remove the locking mechanism? Who would be responsible for the loss of your financial institution passwords when a burglar breaks into your home and steals your computer or a hacker steals your Quicken data file?
Trust me in that, Quicken is not going to do anything that would allow the end user to blame them.
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