Thankfully no, but I'm surprised that the one I usually use (for fake accounts I'll create) isn't on the list - asdfghjkl; - It's a lot easier to type than most of the passwords, and, dare a say it, even more secure, haha.
@andy
Haha, Andy
One of my medical school professors used QWERTY, "way back in the day." It was a fairly safe bet, in the early 1980s, because account hacking was minimal compared to today.
Frank
Not using any of those, either. Funny that people would use more numbers that combine them with letters.
Remember when all you needed was 4 letters in a password?
I think I've since had to change those out, websites get updated, new passwords are needed..
Hi Diane
My sister uses 1234, so worse than number one on your list. I still love her dearly! Lol 😎
Keep on Rockin'!🤘
Frank 🎸
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