Sentence examples for over your account from inspiring English sources

That would protect you from "social engineering" attacks in which hackers use social media or other research to find the answers to your reset questions, then take over your account.

That's because it's not only your followers who delight in a lighthearted announcement of your upcoming trip or vacation criminals who are either interested in stealing your identity, using your name to fly somewhere, or taking over your account can cause a lot of damage with a photo of your boarding pass.

Facebook's terms and conditions include the line: "You will not transfer your account (including any Page or application you administer) to anyone without first getting our written permission", which effectively rules out handing over your account when you die.

Hand over your account name, password and about $300, and get on with your real life for a while: in a marathon of round-the-clock monster-bashing, a team of power levelers will raise your character from the lowest level to the highest, accomplishing in four weeks or less what at a normal rate of play would take at least four months.

"We will transfer over your account balances, user profiles, reputation history, messages, employer escrow payments, active projects and past projects, so rest assured that it will be business as usual once you arrive on our platform," it says.

Today, the link to "Your Collections" appears in the list of options when you hover over "Your Account" from the drop-down menu on Amazon.com's homepage, which gives the service a more prominent placement on Amazon's site.

In case you're wondering why you'd even want to do this, it's a bit more secure than SMS, since SMS-based two factor is subject to hacks where attackers take over your mobile account, for example through requesting a new SIM for your account from a human service agent.

Similarly, experts will likely claim that emailed links aren't significantly safer either, citing the fact that email itself isn't really a secure form of communication for a variety of reasons – plus, anyone with access to your inbox could then click the link and take over your Medium account.

This is also a misconception, since a crook will generally have zero scruples about taking over your credit accounts (even with their crippling interest rates), and making them even more impossible to manage by further damaging your credit.

Sparked by a seemingly harmless tweet advertising a podcast from his magazine, The Weekly Standard, over 100 users flooded Kristol's mentions with the same simple message over and over again: "delete your account".

A court case is likely to change this equation, but the bottom line with the Kindle is simple: the books last as long as you do and essentially no longer, unless someone takes over your personal Amazon account.