Creating a strong password is the foundation of protecting your account. Keep these guidelines in mind:
Use long, complex passwords. Aim for 12 or more characters and mix uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and symbols.
Avoid predictable phrases. Stay away from names, birthdays or simple patterns like 123456 or password.
Create unique passwords. Do not reuse passwords across different services. Each account should have its own password.
Use a password manager. A manager can generate and store strong passwords, making it easier to maintain unique credentials.
Change passwords regularly. Update your passwords periodically, especially after any security incident.
Two‑factor authentication adds an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of verification beyond just your password.
2FA dramatically lowers the risk of unauthorized access—even if your password is compromised. To enable 2FA in Habit Of Living, follow the steps in our dedicated guide here.
Phishing attempts trick users into revealing personal information via fake emails or websites. Keep yourself safe by following these practices:
Verify email sources. Don’t click links or download attachments from unsolicited messages. Check that the sender’s address matches the official habitofliving.com domain.
Check URLs carefully. Before entering your credentials, confirm that the web address is spelled correctly and begins with https://—this indicates a secure connection.
Periodically review your account history. If you see logins or actions you don’t recognize, change your password right away and notify our support team at contact@habitofliving.com.
Account protection also depends on where and how you access the service. Keep these points in mind:
Use secure networks. Avoid signing in on public Wi‑Fi without a virtual private network (VPN), as open networks may expose your credentials.
Keep devices secure. Install the latest updates and antivirus software, enable device passcodes or biometrics and lock your screen when you step away.