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   Raiel Schwartz Guest

   if someone by mistake types their password into a search engine such as google, is there any risk that this information can be logged via google's servers, or decrypted by one's ISP for instance, thereby putting a person at risk for having their personal password uncovered?

    

   Raiel Schwartz, Jan 30, 2016

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   DavidGP MajorGeeks Forum Administrator - Grand Pooh-Bah Staff Member

   Very likely not as if the data is stored in google or another search engines cache, then they do not know what this password was for, could be anything, issue more so here is making sure you know what webpage or open dialogue box you are typing your password into, so mistakes are not made.
   
   But as you been on the internet for many years as as a seller of various products you likely are careful?

    

   DavidGP, Jan 30, 2016

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