Using The Same Password: Isn’t it a Good Idea?

Anna

@LadyDuck (472222)

• Switzerland

11 Oct 18

@ZedSmart Especially now that hackers have stolen data from Facebook and G+.

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

That's the disadvantage. Better safe than regret later.

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

@LadyDuck That's horrible. Let's just hope that we don't fall the victims.

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rakski

@rakski (126689)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

I used to be like that but as I read that it is not safe to have one password only so I try to change my password and made a password for two to three sites the same and jot it down.

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simplyme

@m_audrey6788 (58472)

• Germany

11 Oct 18

rakski @rakski I agree with you

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rakski

@rakski (126689)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

@ZedSmart true.

@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

We must just careful not to lost the note otherwise we need to change again.

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rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90721)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

For my online writing sites I have same password. But for my PayPal and email I have different passwords.

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rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90721)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

@ZedSmart And I also forget them sometimes, I have to see my small notebook for the right passwords.

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

There were times the I enter them interchangeably.

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

@SIMPLYD I feel you.

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solxee

@sol_cee (38219)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

Just don’t put that password list under your keyboard. Hehe

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

12 Oct 18

Of course not, we can't be too sure.

Debashri Das

@deba12 (2946)

• India

11 Oct 18

Using the same password is not good when it comes to your online security. Use different passwords and keep them note down in a separate notepad so you can get them in case you forget.

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

Yes, you are right. That was what I'm doing now although I want it the same so that I don't have to put it that way.

Simone

@Janet357 (75646)

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11 Oct 18

For old people, eds, yes :)))

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

Oh. I now consider myself.

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May2k8

@May2k8 (18397)

• Indonesia

11 Oct 18

I like to use different passwords and save them in my browser.

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May2k8

@May2k8 (18397)

• Indonesia

11 Oct 18

@ZedSmart I think it's safe, as long no one divulges it.

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

Is it really safe?

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

@May2k8 That's great.

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GreatMartin

@GreatMartin (23671)

• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

12 Oct 18

I bought a book "The Personal Internet address & password logbook" to keep track--now I have to hide the book! :O)

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

12 Oct 18

That's great. Just be careful with the book though.

Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (317448)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

11 Oct 18

I have all my passwords in two places, in my little black book, yes, it's black, and in an online notebook.

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

12 Oct 18

Double entry. Back up copy for sure.

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@anya12adwi (10026)

• India

12 Oct 18

But, if one account gets hacked, the others can easily be hacked

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@anya12adwi (10026)

• India

12 Oct 18

@ZedSmart So, I put different passwords for different websites

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

12 Oct 18

@anya12adwi I think that it's just best to avoid unexpected problems in the future.

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

12 Oct 18

That's the problem.

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Frederick Espiritu

@simplfred (20641)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

Some of my password are the same... I easily forgot things, password are usually save in my computer what if the computer says goodbye.

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

I think it would be nice because our forgetfulness would put us sometimes in trouble. Goodbye passwords too.

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Evaluate

@theend (2777)

• Gifu, Japan

11 Oct 18

I will save the required passwords and write them down on a small notebook.

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@ZedSmart (19786)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

Same here now. I'm not good at pressing my memory so it's better we have a note to look forward eventually.

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Evaluate

@theend (2777)

• Gifu, Japan

11 Oct 18

@ZedSmart The human brain is not so big to store it all. Keep the best and most important things by the brain.

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Jam

@montaun (256)

• Philippines

11 Oct 18

I use different passwords for different accounts. I'm old school so I write them in a small notebook. There's this app Dashlane, where you can keep all your password for every account. You just have to remember your Dashlane password.

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