When did I last change passwords?
You should change passwords every 6–12 months. Forgetting to do this can lead to account breaches and identity theft. Track it once and never wonder again.
| Task | Frequency | If You Forget |
|---|---|---|
| Change Passwords | every 6–12 months | account breaches and identity theft |
Why Tracking Matters
Tasks like change passwords are easy to forget because they're infrequent. A simple log turns a fuzzy memory into a clear record you can trust, helping you avoid account breaches and identity theft.
The recommended cadence is every 6–12 months. Track it each time you complete it and you'll always know exactly when you last did it—and when you should do it next.
2 Signs It's Time to Change Passwords
- You can't remember when you last did it
- It's been longer than every 6–12 months
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How to Track It
- 1Locate your passwords. If it's hard to find, snap a quick photo so you'll always know where it is.
- 2Create a tracker for Change Passwords and log today's date. Add a short note if anything stood out.
- 3Set a Nudge reminder for every 6–12 months so you're prompted before it slips. (Pro feature)
Frequently Asked Questions
Why track "Change Passwords"?
Tracking prevents forgetfulness and helps you avoid account breaches and identity theft. Set it once and keep peace of mind.
How often should I change passwords?
A good starting point is every 6–12 months. Adjust as needed and let Loglast remind you.
How do I know when was the last time I change passwords?
Without a log, it's easy to forget. Experts suggest every 6–12 months. Loglast records each time so you'll always know the exact date.
What's a good way to track how long since I change passwords?
You can use a notebook, but the easiest way is a simple logbook like Loglast—one tap to log and optional Nudges every every 6–12 months.
Want more details?
Read our complete guide with expert tips, signs to watch for, and more.
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