Password and Privacy Security

A strong password is usually long, hard to guess, and different from passwords used for other accounts. Reusing one password means a single leak can expose every account that shares it. Two-factor authentication adds a second step, like a code sent to a phone, so a stolen password alone is not enough for someone else to get in. Privacy settings control what personal information an app or account shares with others or makes publicly visible. Using a strong, unique password and enabling two-factor authentication when available can meaningfully reduce the risk of someone else accessing an account, though no method makes an account completely unhackable. Reviewing privacy settings regularly helps someone stay aware of what information they are actually sharing.

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