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some additional info i could add is that if your password has not enough letters or need a special letter add them to your content and make them easy to remember. also Use capitals to your content. if your website does not have enough letters or words to create a password use whatever you can to remember what that password is. For example, VHL which is a language website is only VHL, no words so i would used VHL instead of the first word or whole website name.

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what just happened was that you decided which path to go on each having different outcomes. for example if you chose to have initials instead of birthdates then you might not have initials, ".com" or the letters outcome. but if you were to choose everything you could pick you would have a long strong password.  again everything is up the password maker so if they decide to change things up its completely fine. since each had different outcomes you could easily confuse anyone with what you did, also if you chose a different pathway you could have a more mysterious approach towards making the next password. something I didn't include was that you can put anything in any order you want it to be. my first example was: (03face.com05vhc2006) here I used the birthdates, ".com", and initials, so there isn't a specific way to do something, you could just add as you are going along with it which makes it even more confusion but not for you, for anyone who even tries to guess your password

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which ever one you chose you include to the password. remember you can always chose both.
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here its pretty simple, before we said to add the first word of the name of the website. for face book it would be face. so after we have the first word we add ".com" so it would be more tricky to guess.

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for letters you assign A up until Z to a number. it would be easier if you started at one and ended at twenty six. then from there add words that only you know and change them into numbers

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here you can use a mix of both and come up with an even stronger password. all you have to do is take the steps and mix and match.

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continue the path you were on or mix both

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continue the path you were on or mix both

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(Personal info)    Dates (birthday) or initials?

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(Personal info)    Dates (birthday) or initials?

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Add the initials of your name to the password

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Add the initials of your name to the password

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example: out of 2
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Add “. Com” to make the password even more secure or letters

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Add “. Com” to make the password even more secure or letters

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we will give an example so that it is easier to understand.

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