# Account Security Playbook
> A monitoring dashboard holds sensitive family data. Use strong passwords, avoid fake sites and log out of shared devices.

## Guides
- [Building a Password You Will Not Reuse](https://account-security-94f.pages.dev/unique-password-dashboard/): A unique password dashboard credential should be long, difficult to guess, and used only for that account.
- [Spotting Fake Login Pages and Phishing Emails](https://account-security-94f.pages.dev/fake-login-page-monitoring-app/): A fake login page monitoring app users encounter may imitate a legitimate dashboard to collect passwords or verification codes.
- [Logging Out on Shared Computers and Tablets](https://account-security-94f.pages.dev/log-out-shared-computer-dashboard/): To log out shared computer dashboard sessions safely, use the service's available sign-out option, close the browser, and check that passwords have not been.
- [What to Do If You Think Your Account Was Accessed](https://account-security-94f.pages.dev/account-accessed-by-someone-else-steps/): If you think your mSpy account was accessed by someone else, secure your login, review available account information and consider whether other people could.
- [Who in the Family Should Have Dashboard Access](https://account-security-94f.pages.dev/who-should-access-family-dashboard/): Only the parent or legal guardian who genuinely needs to manage the family account should normally have dashboard access, with any additional access carefully.

## About
- [About Account Security Playbook](https://account-security-94f.pages.dev/about/): responsible use, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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