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Strong Password

Security

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A password that’s hard to guess.

Definition

A strong password is long and unique, and it doesn’t use easy patterns or common words.

In plain English A password that’s hard to guess.

Why this matters

Why it matters: Strong passwords reduce the chance someone can guess or crack their way into your account.

Example

Example: A long passphrase like “sunset-train-lime-planet-47” is stronger than “Password123”.

Apps Using Strong Password

Examples of apps that implement or relate to this privacy concept

Brave Browser logo

Brave Browser

Privacy Score: 71

Brave is a web browser that blocks many ads and trackers automatically, so websites collect less ...

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Ungoogled Chromium logo

Ungoogled Chromium

Privacy Score: 76

Ungoogled Chromium is a version of Chromium that removes Google’s built-in services to reduce cal...

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Tuta Drive logo

Tuta Drive

Privacy Score: 79

A planned encrypted cloud storage service focused on post‑quantum security and zero‑knowledge des...

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LineageOS logo

LineageOS

Privacy Score: 72

Privacy-friendly mobile operating system you can use without creating an account.

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Aurora Store logo

Aurora Store

Privacy Score: 72

Privacy-oriented app store designed to reduce tracking compared to mainstream options.

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1Password logo

1Password

Privacy Score: 75

Privacy-oriented password manager designed to reduce tracking compared to mainstream options.

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