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why can’t yeshiva world let us pick our passwords, like every normal website, instead of forcing us to use these impossible to remember, hard to type, case sensitive, random letter and number, assigned passwords
You can change it. Click on your username on top of the screen, then click on edit
You can too change your password. Right after you set up your account.
Yes, but those impossible to remember, hard to type, case sensitive, random letter and number, assigned passwords are more fun! You can save the email it came in and copy and paste from there.
They’re also much more secure. For example, mine is F$@P9(k!F9Ca, which nobody would ever guess.
Hey! That’s my password also!!!
I’m on my 7th password with my insurance provider in less than 2 months. Minimum of 8 charachters, with at least 3 of the following 4 charachterisitcs, capital letter, lower case letter, number and special sign (EG @%^#), plus, no consecutive letters or numbers, you can not use your first, last or company name (or any part of any covered dependents names either) as part of the password and finally, due to security, you must change your password every 90 days! And they wonder why I keep calling customer service for informaiton I can easily get online 🙂
There is no way I would remember my origional password, finaly I figured out how to change it, saved the day.
Hey! That’s my password also!!!
Betcha we all have the same one.
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