The smartphone paradox
Easier world, fading memory
There are statistical data that people’s memory significantly decreased before and after using a smartphone. 인스타그램 비밀번호 찾기
Before portable devices to store phone numbers, my father’s generation carried a palm-sized notebook in the inside pocket of their jacket.
There, starting with acquaintances, there were contact details of people related to the business. In a certain movie, the main character says, “Do you know how much this phone book is!” I remember a scene where I was condescending.
I used to memorize about 20 phone numbers of close people, but now I don’t have to. Some of my colleagues who do business with me can memorize phone numbers. When I weep, I sometimes feel a sense of awe. JFactory
Is it for this reason? From each portal to every service, you have to set up an account and password, right?
For security reasons, passwords usually require a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and special characters in English. As a result, I started having trouble remembering my password when I had to log in with an app.
My wife gave me a pin-zan because of my ‘age’, but I want to make an excuse like this.
“I think it’s really difficult to set or remember passwords these days,” she said.
I counted the number of apps or platforms that I signed up for and used.
Just counting what I remember, there were more than thirty. Not all passwords are one-size-fits-all.
I make one or five forms and use them in turns.
If there was no auto-login or auto-complete (?) function, would my memory have improved a bit?
If it is not a service you use often, you can ask ‘What was your password?’ It’s natural to scratch your head.
These days, there are cases where a third party, not the owner, logs in and steals personal information or related data, increasing the level of security even more. Thanks to this, I set a password that is not easy to remember, but I will not remember it later. (Are you watching your wife?)
It seems that I still want to deny the fact that memory is naturally declining due to age.
This time, I would like to talk about #Instagram, which has a huge user base among numerous platforms. I’m learning little by little these days, so it seems like I’ll be dealing with it often.
#I prepared it with the content related to finding Instagram password.
There are two ways to find your Instagram password.
Common point: You need the phone number you wrote when signing up.
To start with, the conclusion is as follows.
As written above, there are two methods, and both methods send SMS to the registered phone number when signing up.
Of course, there are other ways to prove that ‘the person trying to find the password is the owner of the account’. However, in this post, I will write on the assumption that you have a mobile phone with a connected phone number.
Once you understand how it works, and what you need to select, you will be able to handle it easily.
First, launch the app to bring up the login screen. Then, just below the password input field, in small blue letters, you will see something like this.