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A bad administrator could also manipulate Nextcloud in a way to steal your passwords even when client side encryption is enabled.
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So you will have to trust your administrator to keep the server safe.
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#### I found a strange WebUi Device Token
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#### What does the WebUI Device Token do?
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When you use the Passwords app, a token called "Passwords WebUI Access" will appear in your device list.
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This token was automatically generated to enable the app to access your passwords.
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There should only be one token with this name and it should not have filesystem access.
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This is usually done every 15 minutes.
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This process will always execute changes made by the original owner first and discard the changes of others if there is any conflict.
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#### Some of my shares show a loading that says "Some data is waiting to be synchronized"
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As described in the [question above](#i-have-shared-unshared-a-password-but-the-other-person-can-not-still-see-it), shared passwords are synchronized in the background.
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So if you or someone else changes the shared password, it is queued for synchronizing.
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Until all changes have been synchronized, the loading animation will tell you that changes are waiting to be synchronized.
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#### What happens if I delete a password that was shared with me?
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If you delete a password that was shared with you, it will only be deleted from your account and the accounts of the people you may have shared the password with.
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Even if you have the rights to edit the password, you can not delete it in the account of the person who shared it with you.
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