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Question About TPM Autodecrypt
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I'm assuming the two passwords are the LUKS one and then your login, which you can remove by just configuring your login manager to do auto-login (no attacker will be able to access your data anyway if it's encrypted, logged in or not).
Unfortunately, the gnome keyring will not be able to be unlocked in this way.