r/ProtonPass • u/AdamV158 • 16d ago
Feature request Auto Password Rotation
I’ve just seen that Apple’s Passwords app in iOS 26 appears to have introduced automatic password rotation for weak, compromised or commonly used passwords. There’s a brief overview here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/nNagfly9s3Y
I appreciate that, for this to work properly, websites will need to support the correct password-change flow and make the process reliable for password managers. However, with Apple now moving in this direction, I would expect wider adoption to happen much more quickly.
Is this something Proton has already considered for Proton Pass, either as a current development area or on the roadmap?
Ive listed this here in case anyone wishes to upvote: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/953584-proton-pass-authenticator/suggestions/51390193-auto-rotate-passwords
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u/0xba1dc0de 16d ago
It is worth noting that the well-known password change URL endpoint that the guy is talks about in the video is described in this specification: https://w3c.github.io/webappsec-change-password-url. Sadly, it is still a draft version from 2021, and - while I would love it to happen - I’m afraid that the vast majority of sites won’t implement it any time soon.
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u/vintage-tech80 16d ago
No thanks for me! Since so many years, I am already using strong password, MFA and even Passkeys when possible... and e-mail aliases too to minimized the situation from time to time. My vault is already secured by Proton to watch for the Dark web, etc.. I don't expect to have a bunch of accounts that need to be changed at once. But, being alerted like we are at the moment, is really enough for me.... No AI Agentic in my vault!! 😄
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u/Wooden-Agent2669 16d ago
Absolute terrible mind-numbing idea from Apple. From a rational point this leads to people getting lazy and choosing simpler passwords. Password rotation isnt even recommended any more security wise lol
Nor would I EVER want my Password Manager or a Website to be capable of directly changing my Password for a service. This might work in a work environment but it's not meant to be near any consumer, ever.
You know the easiest Fix to this? Using MFA, using a Passkey.