1. If you plan to use Local unlock with your fingerprint, turn on Windows Hello in your computer settings.
   Set up Windows Hello
2. In the My account menu of the Dashlane web app, select Settings and then Security settings.
3. Turn on Local unlock, enter your Master Password, and select Unlock.
4. In the pop-up, select Add unlock method.
5. In the next pop-up, follow the steps for the unlock method you want to turn on:

   Security key

   1. Select More choices and then Security key.
   2. Select OK in the pop-up.
   3. Enter your security key PIN and select OK again.
   4. Touch your security key.
   5. Select Done

   Fingerprint

   1. Select More choices and then Fingerprint.
   2. Place your finger on the scanner when asked.
   3. Select Done

   PIN code

   1. Enter your PIN code.
   2. Select OK.
   3. Select Done.

Repeat this process for each browser or device you use.

1. In the My account menu of the Dashlane web app, select Settings and then Security settings.
2. In the Local unlock section, select View options.
3. Select + next to Unlock methods and then enter the required information or place your fingerprint on the fingerprint scanner, depending on which method you've already added.

Dashlane names the new method "Biometric 2" and renames the previously-added method "Biometric 1."

After you turn on Local unlock, you can unlock Dashlane using fingerprint authentication or a security key instead of entering your Master Password.

Dashlane asks you to place your finger on the fingerprint scanner or enter the security key, depending on your method.

If you have more than one method added on the same browser or device, Dashlane asks you to scan your fingerprint by default. You can also log in with a security key. Select the Security Key option when you log in.

After authenticating using the fingerprint scanner or the security key, Dashlane unlocks your account.

Important notes:

• You need to scan your fingerprint or plug in your security key within 60 seconds. After 60 seconds, the authentication fails, and you're asked to try again.
• The option to log in with your Master Password is always available.
• If you log out manually, the Local unlock setting is turned off automatically, and Dashlane asks you to enter your Master Password to log in again. In addition, you'll need to enter your Master Password from time to time for security reasons and to make sure that you remember your password.
• If authentication fails, the system might ask for a password. This password isn't your Dashlane Master Password but the session password for your device.

After you turn on Local unlock, you can lock the extension anytime. While your extension is locked, you can't access your data in the web app or extension pop-up. We'll also stop autofilling your information until you unlock the extension.

To lock the extension, select the Dashlane D in your browser toolbar to open the extension. Then select More and Lock. You can also lock the extension from the web app by opening the My account menu and selecting Lock.

Note: You won't see the option to lock your extension unless you turn on Local unlock.

1. In the My account menu of the Dashlane web app, select Settings and then Security settings.
2. Turn off Local unlock and enter your Master Password if asked.

If you have more than one method enabled for that device or browser and you want to remove only one of them, follow these steps:

1. In the My account menu of the Dashlane web app, select Settings and then Security settings.
2. In the Local unlock section, select View options.
3. Select the 3-dot menu next to the method you want to remove and select Delete.

You can't use Touch ID to unlock the Dashlane Safari extension due to a limitation on Safari’s side, so you need to use your Master Password.
More about the Dashlane Safari extension

1. If you plan to use Local unlock with your fingerprint, you need to set up Touch ID in your computer settings first.
   Set up Touch ID
2. In the My account menu of the Dashlane web app, select Settings and then Security settings.
3. Turn on Local unlock, enter your Master Password, and select Unlock.
4. In the pop-up, select Add unlock method.

In the next pop-up, your browser asks you if you want to create a passkey. Follow the steps for the unlock method you want to turn on:

Repeat this process for each browser or device you use.

1. In the My account menu of the Dashlane web app, select Settings and then Security settings.
2. In the Local unlock section, select View options.
3. Select + next to Unlock methods and then enter the required information or place your fingerprint on the fingerprint scanner, depending on which method you've already added.

Dashlane names the new method "Biometric 2" and renames the previously-added method "Biometric 1."

You can't use Touch ID to unlock the Dashlane Safari extension due to a limitation on Safari’s side, so you need to use your Master Password.
More about the Dashlane Safari extension

After you turn on Local unlock, you can unlock Dashlane using fingerprint authentication or a security key instead of entering your Master Password.

Dashlane asks you to place your finger on the fingerprint scanner or enter the security key, depending on your method.

If you have more than one method added on the same browser or device, Dashlane asks you to scan your fingerprint by default. You can also log in with a security key. Select Cancel, then USB security key. Enter your security key and select it.

After authenticating using the fingerprint scanner or the security key, Dashlane unlocks your account.

Important notes:

• You need to scan your fingerprint or plug in your security key within 60 seconds. After 60 seconds, the authentication fails, and you're asked to try again.
• The option to log in with your Master Password is always available.
• If you log out manually, the Local unlock setting is turned off automatically, and Dashlane asks you to enter your Master Password to log in again. In addition, you'll need to enter your Master Password from time to time for security reasons and to make sure that you remember your password.
• If authentication fails, the system might ask for a password. This password isn't your Dashlane Master Password but the session password for your device.

After you turn on Local unlock, you can lock the extension anytime. While your extension is locked, you can't access your data in the web app or extension pop-up. We'll also stop autofilling your information until you unlock the extension.

To lock the extension, select the Dashlane D in your browser toolbar to open the extension. Then select More and Lock. You can also lock the extension from the web app by opening the My account menu and selecting Lock.

Note: You won't see the option to lock your extension unless you turn on Local unlock.

1. In the My account menu of the Dashlane web app, select Settings and then Security settings.
2. Turn off Local unlock and enter your Master Password if asked.

If you have more than one method enabled for that device or browser and you want to remove only one of them, follow these steps:

1. In the My account menu of the Dashlane web app, select Settings and then Security settings.
2. In the Local unlock section, select View options.
3. Select the 3-dot menu next to the method you want to remove and select Delete.