Have you revealed your email password to anyone?/

Hello udayrao, good evening. To answer your questions, yes I've revealed my email password and to my mom and family. This is for emergency purposes as well. Just in case there is something will happen to me. I am living away from them, so if something happens to me then they can open the email and see the conversation i have with other person. I am just being cautious of all of this.

I would do this only to my family or one of my closest friends. Revealing your password to someone is not a joke and I think we should be very carefull doing that.

The only person who knows any of my passwords is my partner and he only knows the password to the really important accounts. He's doesn't know my password on here

I don't reveal email passwords for accounts that are related to any money or important sites. For one, nobody knows my paypal password and I have no intention of telling anyone about it. As for my facebook account, my brother knows about it because he follows-up my games. I think it depends on the content and purpose of these emails, if it's just for fun and no damage will happen should the password go out in the open, then that's fine. But if the contents of the emails are personal (like account numbers, or anything involving business or work) then I guess that should be kept secret.

i never give my password to anyone. maybe someday when i had married i give my password to my lovely wife

no............. I never revealed my email password to anyone..................

Well I've exchanged a couple of passwords with my mother. We know each-others banking passwords and e-mail once too. It's useful when me or my mother is not at home, but needs some to get some e-mails sent or many transactions made. And of course it's good for emergency situations.

My husband has access to the checking account because it is in both of our names. I have his school information because I am the one who goes into the account to get his school work and print off whatever he needs. I have his email information and he has mine, but he and I never check each others emails without permission. I think you are doing the right thing by allowing your wife and daughter access to this information.

No, I really have not revealed it to anyone. Granted, its not a lack of trust for me. Its just being too paranoid for my own good. I mean, there is always a chance that someone even if you trust them, could allow the information slip to someone else. People do make mistakes and also another reason is that if that person gets angry, they could do something with my account. Its just better off to not even take that chance. Plus, there is just some information that should not be told to anyone. I refuse to leave anything to chance. Family members can be trusted, but at the same time, there is a chance that your information can be compromised. The less people who know the secret, the better as far as I am concerned. And since the fewest number of people is one, so much the better.

Well, generally no one will revealed their passwords to any one. but some you need to reveal your passwords, reasons may be many, due to emergency, revealing passwords will demand the suituation, and whom we are revealing the passwords, does he/she will maintain your privacy, unless untill we don't consider all this points, should not reveal our passwards.

I and my husband have made some agreement about every password that i and my husband have. the agreement is we should know every password each other. i use some book note about our password. i write down all our passwords in that book. and only me and my husband who know the book and the content. it is convensional but it helps for us.

hi there and to answer your question no i haven't. its one self kepted secret in my life i guess:-) i mean what would other people do with my email password, absolutely nothiing! thank you for your discussion and have a nice day!

well,, i did'nt. ofcourse it's not good to reveal your important information especially ur account. we must stay sure that our information are sttictly secured. we must not let other people to grab opportunities to traitor us. happy Posting!

I have never given an email password, a digital passcode or an atm pin number to anyone. I can however understand the logic behind giving this type of information to a spouse. This is someone whom you supposedly trust with your life so you should definitely feel comfortable trusting them with any password information. Now an alternative to this is to just set up most accounts jointly. By doing this you can eliminate any "red tape" someone may have to go through in order to conduct business as usual in the case that you are incapacitated for an extended period of time.