Anonymous #1 1d

🥲🥲🥲🥲

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Anonymous #2 1d

THATS 5

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Anonymous OP 1d

Yeah you can add a 5 to the end

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Anonymous #3 1d

of the words was actually a 3 digit number) but uhm the other really good way to come up with a much shorter but still secure password that I sometimes do and is easy to remember is to come up with a phrase or sentence and then just take the 1st letter of each word in the phrase or sentence sooo

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Anonymous #3 1d

Let’s just pick a 6 word phrase or sentence and then use the number that corresponds to that letter for the pin uhmm lemme see what’s a 6 word phrase or sentence I think you should use

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Anonymous #4 1d

I like that

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Anonymous #3 1d

What(9) should(7) I(4) make(6) my(6) password(7) 974667 I know that phrase kind of sucks but it is easy to remember if you ever forget it and you probably want to pick one of your own that is more personal to you. But at least it’s a good example of what I mean

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Anonymous #3 1d

257752 🤔

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Anonymous #3 1d

684342

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Anonymous #3 1d

466453

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Anonymous #3 1d

Wait I don’t get it how’s “What” = 9?

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Anonymous #2 1d

😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠

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Anonymous OP 1d

9 = wxyz

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Anonymous #3 1d

I guess technically this method excludes zero unless you give 0 some assignment somehow

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Anonymous #3 1d

Then how’s I = 4?

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Anonymous #3 1d

And 1 actually. Yikes hm never noticed that before when I’m doing this 2 = abc, 3 = def etc.

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Anonymous #3 1d

It’s how I have come up with and remember a lot of stuff like my bank pin is a 4 letter onomatopoeia, so I just spell it out on the keypad and never have to remember the actual numbers

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Anonymous #3 1d

Ohhhhh this makes sense now

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Anonymous #3 1d

This is actually smart ngl

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Anonymous OP 1d

It’s really not but I appreciate you saying so

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Anonymous OP 1d

4 = GHI You can see it on your phones lock screen and every atm has the letters under the numbers like an old flip phone would have when you were texting back in the early 2000’s

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