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WITH ALL THIS "HACKING"
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As a standard procedure, you should all change your password for your own protection if you haven't changed your password for a long time. This also should be something you do for all sites you are apart of and email accounts as well. The general rule is don't share your password out to anyone. However I'm sure some of you have so be cautious of whom you let on your account.

Also be aware of where you log into any of your accounts: does it automatically save the password? Is it a public computer? Etc. These are all things that could result in why your account could be compromised.

IF YOU ARE HACKED AND YOU HAVE A SIDE, immediately ask a mod to check the IP address from a side. If the person whom has access to your account is a general user and they have a sloppy trail, they can see whom went on it and or where anything has gone missing has gone too.

IF YOU STILL HAVE ACCESS AND LOG IN BEFORE THIS IS DONE, the evidence would be gone since the data renews to your login. If the email has been changed and you can no longer access your own account, I strongly suggest you emailing any of the admins to double check what email is registered.

Sadly most of the security functions that mods have are very limiting so please be patient when they try their best. 
Date: 30-05-2016 00:17
Tonyx
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Tonyx wrote:
but how will you remember your password if you change it all the time
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Date: 30-05-2016 00:19
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The standard for changing is every 3 months usually. You can also develop your own routine for it.

Fun fact: if a server has a full leak of information they usually send out a newsletter about it and force you to change it automatically. 😂
Date: 30-05-2016 00:21
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How do I change my password? 
Date: 30-05-2016 00:24
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I'd never remember it if I changed it all the time tbh. I have had the same passwords for years now, and I've never been hacked so I must be doing something right.
Date: 30-05-2016 00:30
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Soss - http://en.virtualpopstar.com/home/accountsettings

Haha I don't usually change my password unless the site forces me too. It happens frequently at my work because 90 days goes by quickly. If I don't change it, I get locked out and have to call tech support which takes 3 hours to even get assistance from them. As for my passwords, I have it based on what I could careless about losing. All minor passwords are set to sites that I could live without. All harder ones usually have some financial information places on it. 
Date: 30-05-2016 00:31
Tonyx
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Tonyx wrote:
is discussing what your password is about online a good thing to do to prevent people finding out about it
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Date: 30-05-2016 00:35
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