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You don't get it. If your account shows up in their database, then they'll have your email + password + phone number + any other data you provided.
Huh? You don't need to give them anything except for your email address. They only look for your email address in the compromised databases.
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You don't need to give them your password or phone number, just the email address associated with your account(s). Adding a phone number would be optional.
You don't get it. If your account shows up in their database, then they'll have your email + password + phone number + any other data you provided.
Why did I not enter an e-mail address like the light text in the input box says? Well, I let myself mislead by the header image.
I was confused be cause I typed "password" into that box and it told me I was safe.
It'd be cool if they added an option to subscribe for $10/year for a quick SMS and email notification if your account is compromised. I'd get it for myself and my family.
Terrible interface. I entered "password" and it told me "It looks like your passwords may be safe. No instances of compromise are recorded in this database. However, it's good practice to change your critical passwords regularly and ensure they are not re-used across multiple sites." Why did I not enter an e-mail address like the light text in the input box says? Well, I let myself mislead by the header image.
I think not!
Terrible interface. I entered "password" and it told me "It looks like your passwords may be safe. No instances of compromise are recorded in this database. However, it's good practice to change your critical passwords regularly and ensure they are not re-used across multiple sites." Why did I not enter an e-mail address like the light text in the input box says? Well, I let myself mislead by the header image.