Turn off requesting user password after suspend 17.10

I enabled automatic login on my mother's laptop so that she wouldn't have to require a password to login. In previous versions of Ubuntu you used to be able to configure a specific setting in gnome-tweak-tool to toggle if you wanted the user to require to enter their password to log in after a suspend/hibernate. The only option I can find for this is to disable the lock-screen completely, which I don't want since sometimes she might want to lock the screen when walking away from the laptop. Setting Privacy > Screen Lock to off doesn't affect this behaviour.

How can this be done with Ubuntu 17.10?

• Automatic login on boot
• Screen lock still enabled
• Don't require password after resuming from suspend/hibernate

Solution 1:

I had the same problem. For me solution was this command:

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.screensaver ubuntu-lock-on-suspend 'false'