Why is Amazon telling me a password reset is required?

Why is Amazon telling me a password reset is required?

In time for the busiest online shopping season of the year, Amazon has forced the reset of a number of user passwords because of a security concern, according to a ZDNet report. We have corrected the issue to prevent this exposure,” according to ZDNet.

How do I get my Amazon account password?

Go to Password assistance. When prompted, enter the email address or mobile phone number associated with your Amazon account and select Continue. We’ll send you an email or SMS (depending on the verification method you’ve chosen) containing a One Time Password (OTP), to authenticate your request.

Why does my Amazon password not work?

If you’re having trouble logging in, you may be entering incorrect account information or you may need to reset your password. Here are some things to check: Password: Check CAPS Lock and NUM Lock on your keyboard. Passwords are case sensitive, so “PASSWORD” and “Password” are recognized as two different passwords.

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How do I get a new password for Amazon?

Reset Your Password

  1. Go to Password assistance.
  2. When prompted, enter the email address or mobile phone number associated with your Amazon account and select Continue.
  3. Enter the OTP you received and select Continue.
  4. Create a new password.

How can I find my password?

Check your saved passwords

  1. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Chrome app .
  2. Tap More Settings.
  3. Tap Passwords Check passwords.

How many times can you try a password on Android?

You have 10 tries to enter your password/PIN/pattern correctly or the data will be deleted and the phone will be reset. That’s right — a reset is the only way to get around the lock screen. You can either enter the password/PIN/pattern incorrectly 10 times, or you can go through the Android Device Manager.