Nautilus encrypted file not asking for decryption password

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In Ubuntu 18.04 I encrypted a file in Nautilus (Files) using the right click 'Encrypt' menu selection. I use the 'Shared Passphrase' option and enter a password. I do not check the 'Save in password manager' box. The .pgp file is created as expected.
When I want to decrypt the .pgp file I right click and select 'Open With Decrypt File'. I expect to be asked for a password but instead the file is opened directly. Can this be configured so that I have to enter a password to decrypt the file?
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    In Ubuntu 18.04 I encrypted a file in Nautilus (Files) using the right click 'Encrypt' menu selection. I use the 'Shared Passphrase' option and enter a password. I do not check the 'Save in password manager' box. The .pgp file is created as expected.
    When I want to decrypt the .pgp file I right click and select 'Open With Decrypt File'. I expect to be asked for a password but instead the file is opened directly. Can this be configured so that I have to enter a password to decrypt the file?
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      In Ubuntu 18.04 I encrypted a file in Nautilus (Files) using the right click 'Encrypt' menu selection. I use the 'Shared Passphrase' option and enter a password. I do not check the 'Save in password manager' box. The .pgp file is created as expected.
      When I want to decrypt the .pgp file I right click and select 'Open With Decrypt File'. I expect to be asked for a password but instead the file is opened directly. Can this be configured so that I have to enter a password to decrypt the file?
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      In Ubuntu 18.04 I encrypted a file in Nautilus (Files) using the right click 'Encrypt' menu selection. I use the 'Shared Passphrase' option and enter a password. I do not check the 'Save in password manager' box. The .pgp file is created as expected.
      When I want to decrypt the .pgp file I right click and select 'Open With Decrypt File'. I expect to be asked for a password but instead the file is opened directly. Can this be configured so that I have to enter a password to decrypt the file?
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