Hi,
I’m new to the Budgie desktop and have been enjoying trying it out however one tiny issue is when I suspend or when the system turns the screen off I need to put my password in to get back in. Now this is a lump of a desktop in my bedroom so I’m willing to risk the danger to my privacy in place of ease of use a little. I googled around and going by the concept that budgie is a cousin I guess of gnome I tried
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.screensaver ubuntu-lock-on-suspend false
but no luck. I poked around in all the settings apps but with no luck there either. Any help would be appreciated, thanks 
In your app’ menu, look for launching settings or privacy or lock
Under privacy ( confidentiality ? ) you’ll find « screen locking » options, there sits an on/off button for « automatic screen lock ».
My english words may not be 100% correct but you’d get the idea.
Or from a terminal launch
gnome-control-center lock
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That is really weird, I tried all those first including typing privacy into the menu and it just brought me to the power option in settings which just sets the time for a blank screen.
However when I ran
gnome-control-center lock
it brought me to a dedicated sub menu in the settings called privacy which had the options required and now when I type privacy into the menu it brings me to that settings page instead of the power one! Thanks 