Does it come with an education that if any third party had seen or suspected to have seen your password - even if they swear that they haven't recorded/remember

Does it come with an education that if any third party had seen or suspected to have seen your password - even if they swear that they haven't recorded/remembered or even seen it, and even if that's a nice person who must be honest - the password must be considered compromised, all its uses changed ASAP and it must be never used anymore? If no - that's a wrong kind of education we have here. Athough, if customers receive a package with "here's your password, but don't ever use it - see, it was compromised; take this dice instead, check its fairness and generate your own password!" then it's great.