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Yes, I use a password manager, I am very smart ๐ค.
Iโm ready to send her my password because I heard that the app converts every password to ******** and I really want to try it out.
Lemme see if it works for me Fuzzypuppy69bonghitz420blaz3
That's stupid, they've updated it to โขโขโขโขโขโขโข
That would be a funny scam baiting technique.
all i see is ***********************
Hunter2? That's a weird password.
All-asterisk password is indeed weird.
Huh, never even thought of doing this.
If you'd like to do this, consider instead an odd phrase that would not be guessable. Using a a string of generated symbols means that if a customer service representative ever asks for it, "it's probably a long string of random characters" will work to bypass it. On the other hand, if the color of your first car is "Albert Einsteins mustache" the service rep will be confused but unlikely to accept the wrong answer.
Good thinking, thanks for the input.