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Tint stores passwords in plaintext
not only are they ridiculously overpriced, they must not be very smart...
http://imgur.com/5zayW7P
- opless 12y agoThat's not proof that they /store/ your password in plain text at all. It's proof that they email you your password in plain text. It's still equally idiotic though.
- LoneWolf 12y agoExactly, proof that they store them in plaintext would be sending the old one via email, if it is a new one it may not be stored in plain, just generated stored hashed/whatever and sent in plaintext, and yes I do agree it is not a good idea
- tazmancuda 12y agoYep. Bad bad practice. Used to happen a lot more in earlier days if I'm correct.