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Right - the security questions are just a secondary verification method. I simply fill them in with a secondary password. This does occasionally lead to hilar
by lotharbot 16y ago
Right - the security questions are just a secondary verification method. I simply fill them in with a secondary password.
This does occasionally lead to hilarity when I have to do business over the phone, and they want to use those questions to verify my identity. "What town did you honeymoon in?" "P7qkn1~f"
- pjscott 16y agoSituations like that are exactly why I try to avoid using the "~" character in strings that anybody else might have to type in. A lot of people have no idea what "tilde" means, or where the ~ key is located. The same problem crops up with ampersands, carets, and "#", for which nobody can seem to agree on a name.