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On a Debian Buster system I use, the password for connecting to a VPN is stored in the GNOME Keyring. Therefore, whenever I want to connect to the VPN in question, I get prompted to unlock my keyring. This is unproblematic.

However, that dialog has a checkbox "Automatically unlock this keyring whenever I'm logged in", which defaults to being checked.

I'm finding plenty of suggestions on how to unlock the keyring automatically and immediately upon login (for example, using libpam-gnome-keyring), but I want the opposite.

How can I configure the system to default to not automatically unlock the keyring whenever I'm logged in?

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How to configure GNOME Keyring to by default NOT automatically unlock keyrings whenever logged in, on Debian?

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