Pass Words and Security Questions

[low-key]

how are you with these ?

I am the worse, I feel like they change my pass word, I just keep trying until Im locked out, just way to much stuff to remember, One time I wrote them all down on a paper and hid it, and I swear I havent found where I hid it


Then security questions, whos your best friend ? I end up putting everyone i knew since I was 10, and none of them are right

 

[dotfurio]

 

[Erin1700]

I always always forget my answers. I hate those things. I am locked out of an old email address because I can't remember my favorite movie. Who knows what I liked 20 years ago!

 

[dotfurio]

I'm always having to do password reset because I forget it. Especially my work passwords over the summer!

 

[Disneylover99]

I’m probably worse than you. My favourite chocolate bar, my mom’s middle name, the street I grew up on.....completely wrong. Everytime. Then I get locked out and I have to call the “help” desk, only to wait on hold forever.

 

[low-key]

HaHa

 

[3 MEN AND A BOAT]

I swear that they ask me a different question when setting up security questions than the one they eventually ask me when I’ve forgotten my password.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

I always have password issues.

 

[Southernmiss]

Why in the heck do they insist that you can't see what you type for your password??
That frustrates me so much that I get ruffled and can't type straight every time.

 

[low-key]

Why in the heck do they insist that you can't see what you type for your password??
That frustrates me so much that I get ruffled and can't type straight every time.

OHHHHH I HATE THAT

 

[cluvsdisney]

I’m awful with passwords and I am thankful for auto fill - most of the time I can get away with not remembering.

For security questions, I put the same answer no matter what the question is so I don’t mess that part up too often anymore.

 

[tvguy]

When it comes to passwords, symbols, numbers, swear words and phrases are your friend.
Too many things at my work require a password that have absolutely no reason to be password protected.
The DVR we use to record things needs a password.
For nearly 60 years TV stations used videotape without needing a password, but now that it is being done by a computer, we need a password.
And corporate mandated that any computer that had no activity for 10 minutes had to automatically log out. No exceptions. Oh, the no exceptions made it less than a day. The computer that runs the commercials certain times of the day may go nearly an hour or more without playing a commercial break. I think we lost $5,000 in commercials that did not air in the few hours that rule was in place.

 

[Marchand63]

Ours change every 30 days. I have to keep a book on mine.

 

[manning]

here's my pass word

………….

 

[marcyleecorgan]

I have given up trying to remember all the different security questions that are focused on myself, and now I just use answers for some of my favorite fictional characters, which I am more likely to remember for whatever reason... LOL

 

[Skippy918]

I use a password manager. It’s really helpful.

 

[Kathryn Merteuil]

I am terrible with passwords and usernames. It seems that every site is different with their requirements etc... Often times I cannot have the same username on every site, therefore if by some chance I could remember the password, I cannot remember the username. I have kind of a pool of passwords I use, and a "go to" username, but too often you get "assigned" a username. I relied too heavily on Touch ID on my phone. That makes it really easy.... however I got a new phone and it has been a big hassle trying to get all my passwords back. I am ALMOST done with that now.

 

[kimblebee]

I’m the bad person who uses the same password for everything. If I have to change it I go from (for example) an ! for an L to a @ for an A.

When I have to reset one, I have a second standard that I use.

If you want to hack into my bank account, go for it. You’ll be very disappointed.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I use a password manager that flows to any device I use. I create a password on one device, let's say my desktop, it is now on my laptop, phone and tablet. Not much angst.

 

[Disney Ron]

I love when you forget your password so you click on "forgot password" so it brings you to a page that says "change password" which then brings you to a page to change your password, but to do it, you need to type in the password you forgot. The reason I'm here is because I FORGOT my password!!!