How do I change my password
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How do I change my log in password
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You need to go to Settings then scroll down to Change my password.
On a desktop
1. Click on your avatar/profile picture top right of page and from the drop down menu choose Settings.
2. Scroll towards the bottom of the page until you see Change my password.
3. Make sure you click Save changes.
For mobile users:
1. Click on your profile picture in the top left corner of your screen. This should cause a menu to appear.
2. Select Settings, this will take you to your account settings
3. Scroll down to the Change your password selection
4. Type in your current password, type in your new desired below, and re-type it in the third field
5. Click on the green Save changes button.
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