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# Changing your password in the App
1. Log in to the app and go to **Account** → **Users**. Find the profile for which you want to change the password and click **Edit**.
2. In the **Basic Info** tab, you’ll see your **Login** and **Password**. Next to the password field, click the **pencil icon**.
3. A window will appear. Enter your **current password**, then create a **new password** that meets the following criteria:
1. At least one **uppercase letter**
2. At least one **lowercase letter**
3. At least one **number** and one **special character**
4. Between **12 and 30 characters** long
4. Repeat the new password and click **Change Password**.
{% hint style="info" %}
Regularly updating your password helps keep your account secure. Be sure to store your passwords safely in a trusted password manager.
{% endhint %}
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