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Forced Password Change
This is absolutely idiotic. This protects no one. All it does is off your customer base. When a password has to be changed often, it will be in the least painful way. This is usually by adding an...
Google "have you been pwned". There are several Video Pod case on this usfull weblink.
As for security goes, I have no complaints since I created a password manager some time ago. On one account has a password I used on other account.
On 02/28/2024, I sign-in on T-Mobile to pay my home 5G internet, and hotspot on one account. I entered my EMAIL, Password, and the six-digit code sent to my EMAIL, to sign-in. The two-step process is good protection.
T-Mobile force me to change the password that I have been using for over two years. A message on the web page I saw "we found your password compromised from a server outside of T-MOBILE" on the webpage.
I change password, paid the bill, and received three T-Mobile EMAIL, after payment was made. One EMAIL on password change, and two on the payment.
