Mistyped passwords cause problems. This week, after trying
to access one of our family accounts, I just couldn’t open it. For some reason,
my husband opened it on the first or second attempts. Once I finally got the
password working, my family offered to celebrate my “big accomplishment” with a
special dinner. They’re funny people. Maybe I should have saved time by changing
the password and keeping it undercover for a few days.
Whenever you start a new account, you need to create a fresh
password—unless you commit the big security no-no by using the same code for everything.
Regardless of the codes we enter, if we don’t know the right password, we’re in
big trouble. Watch how they affect us:
The guy outlined several of our most frustrating password
challenges. If you could create the perfect password to access joy and
happiness, what would it look like?
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