I keep forgetting my password for this and I've had to keep making new nones heads like a siv I don't have access to my email either could how can I change my password etc so I can get on when I like xx |
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"I keep forgetting my password for this and I've had to keep making new nones heads like a siv I don't have access to my email either could how can I change my password etc so I can get on when I like xx"
Let your phone/tablet/computer remember it when is offers to. |
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"I keep forgetting my password for this and I've had to keep making new nones heads like a siv I don't have access to my email either could how can I change my password etc so I can get on when I like xx"
Write it down.
Send it to yourself in a message.
Create a new email addy and do one of the above. |
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Keep it simple or something you CAN remember.
I use an old phone number from a previous address.
A lady friend of mine uses her car reg number...she can look on the drive if she forgets lol! |
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"I keep forgetting my password for this and I've had to keep making new nones heads like a siv I don't have access to my email either could how can I change my password etc so I can get on when I like xx
Let your phone/tablet/computer remember it when is offers to. "
Easiest way! |
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"I keep forgetting my password for this and I've had to keep making new nones heads like a siv I don't have access to my email either could how can I change my password etc so I can get on when I like xx"
Save ur password in your text message drafts it works for me |
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To make your password easy to remember then why not use your surname and to make it harder to crack
Add a capital letter in it, a number (day of birth say) then use punctuation mark (eg ! ? ; #) at the end or start
Bingo easy to remember and very hard to crack |
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"I keep forgetting my password for this and I've had to keep making new nones heads like a siv I don't have access to my email either could how can I change my password etc so I can get on when I like xx"
This might sound complex but it's worth it and will allow you to create a unique password for every site you use but equally a password you can remember.
So, pick a six character password. Include a capital letter and a number. So, for example, An3die ("Andie" with a 3 as the third digit) or T2hese ("These" with a 2 as the 2nd digit). All you need to remember is that bit. Once.
Then you take two letters out of the website name. Let's say you choose to take letters 1 and 3 which for fabswingers would be f and b. Insert your password between those two and, if you chose "An3die" you'll have a full password of "fAn3dieb".
Use the same rule for Amazon and you'll get "aAn3diea". Ebay - "eAn3diea". It's a way of creating a new pass for every site but with a rule you can follow.
Obviously, choose your own word and your own choice of which letters you'll always take from the website name but it'll work everywhere. If they insist on a "special character", bung ! or $ or & at the end.
Hope that helps,
Mike |
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