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Some people might cringe at the thought of putting a picture of an insurance card on their phone, but if I lose my phone, there is a password to stop someone from opening it.

Well, first of all, there's a password lock for the app.

It's "way faster" now, which is reassuring, and you can also now take pictures directly from the lock screen, whether there is a password or not.

There was a password strength meter that warns users about tricks that might leave them hacked, a tool that warns developers where bugs are likely to show up as they're writing code… and funner ones like a cartoon mural of employees, and a rap song.

The bad news is that an affidavit obtained by CNET, the decryptions seem to take place without necessarily requiring a customer's knowledge, whereas with Google there's a password reset involved that notifies a user via email of the unlock.

If you wanted to book this cabin, there was a password which I think at the time was, "aqua pina"—which is "pineapple water" in Spanish.

Even then, the FTC says, there was a password loophole of at least 15 minutes during which a child could make unsupervised purchases; not until June 2014 did Amazon close the loophole.

If there is a password, Android will ask you for security details in the form of a network password.

If there is a password set up for the account, a password will be needed to unlock the account.

If there is a password, it will ask you to type in the password, if not, it will automatically join.

"Uh.... " In my group, somehow none of us knew there even was a password.

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