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StrongBox/KeePass has Expired field which is set manually.
I think it makes sense to update this field automatically after each password use due to current changes in mail services:
When your Google Account has not been used within a 2-year period, your Google Account, that is then deemed inactive, and all of its content and data may be deleted.
Yahoo may delete inactive accounts that haven't logged in for 12 months.
After 360 days (five days short of a typical year) of inactivity, a Windows Live Hotmail account is permanently deleted. If you don't use your Windows Live ID (which is your Windows Live Hotmail email address) for 365 days (about a year), it, too, can be permanently deleted.
According to the platform's inactive account policy, free-base ProtonMail users who do not log in to any Proton service for a year will have their account deactivated, the data associated with the account will be removed, and the username will be blocked to prevent further use.
Free of charge Tutanota accounts are deleted after an inactive period of six months.
Has a place to make a time period field, which is set from the date of last use, to update the Expired field.
Google: Last used + 720 days
Yahoo: Last used + 360 days
Hotmail: Last used + 360 days
ProtonMail: Last used + 360 days
Tutanota: Last used + 180 days
etc.
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Hi Mark.
StrongBox/KeePass has Expired field which is set manually.
I think it makes sense to update this field automatically after each password use due to current changes in mail services:
Has a place to make a time period field, which is set from the date of last use, to update the Expired field.
etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: