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Registering an email address

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Creating a password

Setting a secure password

Setting a password that is difficult for other people to guess is important.

To ensure that the password you set is difficult to guess, make sure that it:

• Is a complex combination of upper and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

• Doesn't use personal information, such as:

- Your nickname or initials.

- The name of a child or pet.

- A birthday or anniversary of you or a loved one.

- Your address.

• Doesn't use typical strings of characters or words, such as:

- Easy to guess words or phrases (e.g. "password" or "iloveyou").

- Consecutive letters or numbers (e.g. "123456" or "abc123").

- Strings that follow the keyboard layout (e.g. "qwerty" or "1q2w3e").

Important: Your password must contain 8-20 non-repeating half-width characters, and be a combination of at least three of the following types:

- Uppercase letters

- Lower case letters

- Numbers

- Symbols

For the best online security, make sure not to recycle passwords, but rather to set and safely manage a different passcode/password for each online service you use.

Integrating password management software and OS features is another way to achieve secure password creation and management. If you use a password manager, you can easily auto-generate passwords and don't need to worry about memorizing all of the passwords that you've made.

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