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The long read of the week, a fascinating article about why we choose and use the passwords we do.
There is something mildly destructive about collecting people’s keepsakes. Observers disturb the things we measure. But with passwords, or other secrets, we ruin them in their very discussion. Virtually all the people who revealed their passwords to me said they planned to stop using them. And yet they divulged them all the same.ArticlesLong readsNew York TimesPasswordsKeepsakesBeing human