I mean, I assume you'd set the unlock-on-reboot flag, and then immediately reboot — at which point the unlock-on-reboot flag gets automatically unset. So, sure

I mean, I assume you'd set the unlock-on-reboot flag, and then immediately reboot — at which point the unlock-on-reboot flag gets automatically unset. So, sure, it's a bit like leaving the key on top of the safe... while you have the safe open. Which isn't all that odd.