FYI - You can download an app to your phone called Lock Box to store
all your pass words. Then you only have to remember one password to
get into the app. There is no way I can remember all of mine without
this app as some require numbers, some caps, some a certain number of
characters etc.
Kay
On Dec 9, 2016, at 7:05 AM, (Redacted sender "ELG440" for DMARC) wrote:
I use the same password for everything. It is the gate command at home, the word to turn off the alarm at the office, the way to get into the internet, how I get on my cell phone, and every other word needed to simplify my life.
I just can't remember what it is.
As for getting old, I had a new client come in yesterday to do her will. She is 96. She drove to my office and gave me all the information she needed to include, and I will work this weekend to get it done. I just feel I should not delay doing it.
She doesn't hear very well, so I had to shout. I asked her why she didn't wear a hearing aid? She said she kept losing them. How do you lose a hearing aid?
Evan
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In a message dated 12/9/2016 6:13:03 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, d_fritsche@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
Security experts will tell me I’m crazy for sharing my email address publically. But I trust the list people and I do not trust internet security people. They have caused me to have a list of over 200 codes, passwords, user names, etc., etc. Then they tell me to not write them down. I do have a good memory for an old guy but not that good. As long as passwords are not in a standard format, I do not listen to internet security nuts.
Old email address: d_fritsche@xxxxxxxxxx
New email address: daivd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Reason: Internet service at less than 1-mbps to new service at 38- mbps.
It was a no brainer decision….
Sorry for your inconvenience.
Dave
