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There are some who claim that people will demand a way to set their own passwords. This has not been my experience. At work, we have been setting random secur
by teddyh 3y ago
There are some who claim that people will demand a way to set their own passwords. This has not been my experience. At work, we have been setting random secure passwords for e-mail and web site customers for more than 10 years (the practice was in place before I started, so I can’t give an exact time). Very occasionally, a customer asks to change a password and give them a new one, which we gladly do.
- BenjiWiebe 3y agoJust so your idea of random and secure isn't flawed... Some websites think they enforce secure passwords, but don't seem to understand that a random password will occasionally have duplicate characters, or might include symbols other than @!#$, or might be longer then 10 characters.