Even if the user's profile is changed to one where the [User passwords expire in] setting is "Never Expires," the previous profile's policy remains in effect unless the password is reset. The new policy will be applied after a password reset.
When a user profile is changed, the old profile password policy remains active until the user resets their password.
Password policies are applied at the time of a password reset. Similarly, even when a profile is changed, the password policy of the old profile remains in effect until a password reset is performed.
As of January 1, 2023:
User 1's profile is "Standard Profile A."
"Standard Profile A"'s [User passwords expire in] setting is [90 Days].
User 1's password expiration date is April 1, 2023.
March 1, 2023:
The System Administrator user changes User 1's profile to "Standard Profile B."
"Standard Profile B"'s [User passwords expire in] setting is [Never Expires].
In this case, User 1's password expiration date remains April 1, 2023. When the deadline is reached, the user will be prompted to change their password upon login.
Once the password change is completed, the [User passwords expire in] setting of [Never Expires], configured in "Standard Profile B," will be applied to User 1.
Similarly, if User 1's password is changed via a password reset before April 1, 2023 (after the profile change), the [User passwords expire in] setting of [Never Expires] will be reflected at that moment.
You can check the profile change history for the past six months in [Setup Audit Trail].
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