Use to share music, photos, and more in your network and, with @@PROGRAM@@ Net2Go, on the Web.

Your Net2Go password is yours, and is not known by an intermediary such as Pure Networks, Inc. or any third party.

Example If you created the password and have not shared it with anyone else, then you are the only one who knows it.

Because privacy is important, consider creating and using a strong password.

For more about information about strong passwords, see About Strong Passwords.

A password that requires a particular combination of letters, numbers, and capitalization.

As with other passwords, you and anyone else you choose to share the password with should handle the Net2Go password with care.

Use common sense. For example, do not write it down and tape it to a monitor or keep it in an unencrypted file on a computer.

Do not e-mail it. Sending this type of information by e-mail is not a good idea since e-mail is not fully secure (for example, it might be read or intercepted by unauthorized users).

If you want to use Net2Go and share folders with others, use care when you share the password.

For more information, see If you want to share access to password-protected folders.

While the Net2Go password is created during registration, you can change it anytime.

For steps, see Change your Net2Go password.

A password that requires a particular combination of letters, numbers, and capitalization.

To help you remember the letters in your strong password, try using the first letter of a list of several words. The list can consist of a sentence, the names of relatives, or several favorite sports teams.

Example From remembering the sentence Every Good Boy Does Fine, you can recall the letters egbdf.