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Yes, they're "safe" - so long as you don't reuse them As for the use cases of typing into a TV, use the activation link option instead (like myStreamingService
by warrenm 4y ago
Yes, they're "safe" - so long as you don't reuse them
As for the use cases of typing into a TV, use the activation link option instead (like myStreamingService.tld/activate and enter the 4-6 character using your laptop's or phone's browser)
When you can't do that, use a simpler passcode (eg an 8 or 10 digit number that's easier to navigate to)
Your Netflix account is not "sensitive" - your bank account is :)
- jszymborski 4y ago> Your Netflix account is not "sensitive" - your bank account is :) While I generally agree with the sentiment (and frankly do the same sometimes) I think it's worth noting that if targeted attacks and spearphishing are part of your threat model (it isn't for most) then a Netflix account can conceivably be traded up like a red paperclip to your bank account. But if you just care about password stuffing than this is probably fine.