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Should you ever legitimately request a password reset, though, you’ll need to remember to look in the spam folder for the message. 4. Use a static IP address.

All change for Microsoft. The company has suddenly confirmed a major update “for over 1 billion end users,” as the deletion of passwords for all users becomes real.

And the transition is already underway. When creating a new Microsoft account, you won’t be asked to set a password. Instead, you’ll verify your email once and then create a passkey.