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    How to stop apps from asking for my password?

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        Alain
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        File Manager asks for my password. The terminal also. Not only if I use "sudo", but whenever I open it, it asks for my password.

        Etc.

        When using this volla tablet, I have to type this password over and over again.

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          Keli @Alain
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          @Alain I'm not referring to system settings but the settings for those individual apps - Terminal and File Manager.
          For Terminal, it's the cog icon on the top right for example.

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            Keli @Alain
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            @Alain check the app settings.
            For the files app, it's a toggle:
            screenshot20251104_225249711.png

            For the terminal app, it's a checkbox:
            screenshot20251104_225308341.png

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              Alain
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              Can't find it... In system settings I have "flight mode", "rotation lock", "updates", "network", "personal", "system", "about" and "reset".

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                Keli @Alain
                last edited by

                @Alain I'm not referring to system settings but the settings for those individual apps - Terminal and File Manager.
                For Terminal, it's the cog icon on the top right for example.

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                  Alain
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                  Got it, thank you. For File Manager, it's a little symbol, 2 horizontal lines, the top one has a circle on the left, the other one has a circle on the right.

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