Okay, this is a crappy metaphor, but imagine they had a feature where you could put the car in standby while you went out for a quick errand, and just press a b

Okay, this is a crappy metaphor, but imagine they had a feature where you could put the car in standby while you went out for a quick errand, and just press a button to start the car up again without inserting the key, but the key has to be in your pocket. Except, as it turns out, you don't need the key, it'll just start if you jiggle the wires under the steering column a bit. So the standby feature is useless. LastPass has a series of reprompt options for all sorts of actions, such as opening password /secure note entries, logging in with a password, etc., and you can make those reprompts time out; so, for example, you can keep the thing turned on (so autofills will be prompted, passwords can be generated, etc), but doing anything meaningful with it will require a reprompt after a short amount of time. As I've discovered, even with the reprompts enabled, you can access the data, so the option is IMO totally useless.