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NEW YORK – Emily Taffel didn't pull the password plug when she divorced her first husband, and she didn't cut off the boyfriend who followed. No ...
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NEW YORK – Emily Taffel didn't pull the password plug when she divorced her first husband, and she didn't cut off the boyfriend who followed. No ...
Nearly eight in 10 Americans who are in a relationship share passwords across nearly every digital platform, ranging from social media to email and cellphone to mobile wallets, said Harold Li, vice president of the encryption service ExpressVPN.
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NEW YORK — Emily Taffel didn’t pull the password plug when she divorced her first husband, and she didn’t cut off the boyfriend who followed. Now remarried with four stepchildren, she continues as a model of civility when it comes to exes and logins.
Sharing passwords has become a sign of trust in modern life. However, it can become a thorny issue when a relationship goes wrong.