Sentence examples for up a password from inspiring English sources

WPA2 also allows you to control who connects to your home network by setting up a password.

You open it, name your hot spot, make up a password if you want one, and tap On.

By declining to set up a password, you can reduce the inconvenience to a single click on your name.

Indeed, you must also set up a password; the "enter password" box appears automatically after three failed efforts to use your fingerprint.

Journalists said Mr. Huang had forced a newspaper employee to give up a password to the publication's microblog so Mr. Huang could put out a statement that the New Year's editorial had been written by the editors.

Most airlines require e-mail subscribers to be members of the airline's frequent flier program, and in many cases subscribers also need to set up a password or a personal identification number (P.I.N). to register for the e-mail service.

The very next day, he set up a password-protected Web site, afpakfp.com, that would allow officers to continue viewing his dispatches.

The patient provides the CDI with their email address, which triggers the ability to set up a password-protected account.

Is it better, if cumbersome, to use my Droid X smartphone to set up a password-protected Wi-Fi hot spot and connect through it?

The most basic step they can take to protect passwords is camouflage them with basic encryption — what is known as "hashing" — in which they mash-up a password with a mathematical algorithm and store only the encoded, or "hashed," version.

When you put someone on the spot and ask them to come up with a password, it usually ends up being really bad.