How Do I Change My App Password?

How Do I Change My App Password?

In the case of a forgotten password, or a general need to change your password, there is an option at the login screen to change your account password.

How to Change Your App Password

To Begin:

1. Within the login screen, select "Don't Remember Your Password".
2. Enter the email address of the account and choose "Send Email".

3. Check your email for a link and change the password.

You may need to check your spam folder to find the password reset e-mail. 

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