It stores the entered password in encrypted form, protected with a user-defined master password. Also allows to use a fingerprint reader or face unlock if the phone supports them.- What means the option (defined for each "server") "Protect with master pass" ?
You cannot access accounts remotely if they don't have a password, Windows doesn't allow it. You can only access the PC as a guest.I precise that my accounts on Windows do not have password
There are two ways to pass files to other apps:What is the difference between these two "sub-options" ?
1. The old way: Send a file:// URL which points directly to the file in the file system. The advantage is that apps can see all other files in that folder and browse though them. The disadvantage is that Google is restricting access to the file system more and more these days. Only certain apps like file managers or backup tools are allowed to directly access the file system now and may not be able to open file:(( URLs.
2. The new way: Send a content:// URL which points to a content provider (like a small local server) to retrieve the data. This way the app can only access that specific file, but nothing else. Google pushes this so apps can't steal all your data, but it makes it impossible to browse through all files in the same folder.
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