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SET PASSPHRASE


IT'S TIME TO SET A PASSPHRASE!

 

It's time to set a passphrase for your account. A passphrase is similar to a
password, only better because they're stronger and easier to remember!

An easy way to set a passphrase is to use three random words or a simple but
memorable saying, for example:

 * linguini pencil chicago
 * dogs eat meat dogs play beats

Join the words together to create your passphrase. 

If you want, you can include special characters, CAPITAL LETTERS and numbersbut
you don't have to. If you do decide to do this, place them in simple memorable
positions, for example:

 * linguiniPENCILchicago2012!!
 * DOGSeatmeatDOGSplaybeats2012!!

Your passphrase should be at least 12 characters long, but the longer better.

It's fine to store this passphrase in a reputable password manager (such as
within your internet browser or in a standalone app on your computer or phone)
or to write it down on a piece of paper that you store securely.

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