Soran Alatas's questions

Ubuntu doesn't ask for my password when I'm getting out of sleep when closing my laptop and reopening it. I've followed everything listed here : Ubuntu 17.04 no longer asking for password when coming out of sleep mode but it keeps not asking my password. Moreover, the command Super + L doesn't lock the screen either. You can find below screens of my settings ( in french, sorry, but it shouldn't be difficult to understand what it corresponds to. So the options for automatic lock of the screen and locking screen when in sleep mode are activated, and the delay for locking the scren is " when screen shuts" )

Moreover, you can see here that the command

gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.screensaver ubuntu-lock-on-suspend

gives true, and

gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.lockdown disable-lock-screen

gives false.

It could be related to issues I had some time ago with i3 that wasn't asking either for a password when getting into sleep mode. I remember that I tried different manips but can't remember the details. I've already removed i3 totally.

Could someone help me please ?

first time here for asking a question :)

Everything is in the title : the issue happens when I'm at the login screen after booting my laptop, at the screen where I have to choose the account I want to log in ( I just have a single one actually). If I touch nothing, a little progress bar at the bottom of the selection box of the account starts and when it reaches the end of the box my session opens automatically without asking for the password. I looked for an option to avoid this issue ( because I don't really want ubuntu to open my session without asking the password) but I didn't find it. May I ask for help on this matter ? I'm on Ubuntu 19.10 and the option for automatic login on user settings is unchecked, in case.