Is resetting a BTT account password bad?

[GiftedMAN]

Changing your account password is not bad because it is for your safety and security but once your notion for changing it is not in line with scam leading to account purchase or hacking you have no reason to be worried unless there is something hiden which we don't know but will eventually be seen once there is any visible evidence backing it up. I remember changing my password once after clinking to an unknown link, I had to quickly change my password to avoid giving hackers access to my account and since then I didn't receive any feedback or claims by any one in respect to that.

[Asuspawer09]

I mean changing your password was actually a good thing right? For security some are going to recommend changing passwords probably at some point could be every 6months or something like that. So changing it wasn't bad at all, it's actually a good thing right the thing here is there are times when members could easily notice a change of posting style or somehow how members make their posts. When some members change their password and then members here in the forum notice the change of posting style like it was completely different from his or her old post there was a possibility that the account was hacked, I mean members are obviously going to assume that it is a hacked account or sold account and that just means that members might tag your account as hacked.

It could easily be solved if you sign a message if you stake your Bitcoin address here in the forum you could easily prove to everyone here that you're the main owner of the account if you do that. So make sure to stake your Bitcoin address here so that if your account gets hacked you could easily recover your account.

[Marykeller]

If you are to read the rules governing the btt forum. There is no way it is stated that changing your account password is bad. Other online platform allows such a thing, and the btt forum won't be an exception to that since the account owner is the one in control of the account.

The time one should be worried about a change of password is when he is not the rightful owner of the account and the posting style of the account has changed. That's when bpip will come to play to notify the forum members that there was a time a change of password was made on the account.

Every online platform allows a change of password to be made at any time, and the btt forum won't act strictly to that since the account owner is the one in control of the account.

 

[Shamm]

For me There are three reasons why users change their passwords and first of that is they want to secure their account so they will change their passwords, second is they change their password it because they know that there's a suspicious link they click or suspicious message they receive and lastly is that their account was hack so the hacker change the password so that the real owner can not recover their accounts.

[Awaklara]

For me There are three reasons why users change their passwords and first of that is they want to secure their account so they will change their passwords,

changing passwords can be done periodically within a certain period. it's like a security we create ourselves. especially if we access the forum using a device that is used by several people. such as borrowing or renting a laptop or PC.
you can also try to use this method.

lastly is that their account was hack so the hacker change the password so that the real owner can not recover their accounts.

in case of account hacking, as long as you sign the message with your Bitcoin address on the forum. and you have email access when you sign up for an account. you can recover your account.

there is nothing wrong with changing passwords, although there will be a possibility that the account is indicated to have changed hands.

[m2017]

If you are to read the rules governing the btt forum. There is no way it is stated that changing your account password is bad. Other online platform allows such a thing, and the btt forum won't be an exception to that since the account owner is the one in control of the account.

I will voice the opposite opinion that changing the password is good, which means "Is resetting a BTT account password bad good". It is advisable to periodically change the password in order to ensure the security of your account. Of course, we are talking about changing the password by the real owner of the account, and not by intruders.

The time one should be worried about a change of password is when he is not the rightful owner of the account and the posting style of the account has changed. That's when bpip will come to play to notify the forum members that there was a time a change of password was made on the account.

Technology is rapidly developing and therefore, it may soon happen that by changing the style of posting an account on the forum it will not be possible to determine the change in the owner of the account. All account posts are in the public domain and if you use AI to analyze these posts and generate new ones with it, it will probably not be easy to detect style changes.

Every online platform allows a change of password to be made at any time, and the btt forum won't act strictly to that since the account owner is the one in control of the account.

The only caveat is that the forum is not able to determine the real owner of the account, and for this, the forum participants found a solution with the publication of their bitcoin addresses for subsequent confirmation of the right to own the account using signed messages.