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# Password Settings

Click **Settings** push button on Subscribe Homepage

![](/files/FDlDlSNcPciyLL074O6Q)

The user will be re-directed to the page where the **Password** and **Account** settings can be updated.

On **Password** tab, settings can be modified/assigned as per the user's requirements.

This includes the complexity of password in terms of inclusion of special characters, upper/lower case characters, and number character. The user can make a choice on the level of **Complexity** to be maintained.

The user can also define the minimum password length.

**Password age** signify the number of days limit, the password is allowed to update/modify.

**Password history** option helps in maintaining a secure password creation. It signifies the minimum number of old passwords not allowed to use again.

**Note:** The below icon shown on few field labels on **Password** Tab will be helpful to understand the purpose of that specific field.

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Click the icon and related information is displayed.  The fields labels for **Password age** and **Password history** serve the purpose.

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Click **Save** button after all the required modifications are done on **Password Settings**.


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