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Overwhelmed by the hundreds of website usernames, passwords and answers to questions you're expected to remember, just so you can order a pizza online, buy a new shirt or check your email? Of course you are, who isn't? You know you shouldn't reuse passwords or store this valuable information on your computer, after all, your personal data is the currency hackers want most. But what's the solution? This book is because it's your trusted friend. You'll have peace of mind when you use it. Keep this logbook OFFline in a safe and secure place, and you can easily find that one (or 300th) password you can't readily remember. Here's what this logbook provides: A place to record your needed details to access 360 websites or apps you've created an account with - you'll be able to write down: The Website or App name (or if you prefer, the web address). Username. Password. Email used to sign up with. Your answers to up to three challenge questions some websites ask before letting you into your account (and if you've made up an answer, this is a real necessity). A place to jot down a short note about the website. A Website Index Flip to the back of the book and write the website name and logbook page number where the detailed website information is located; enough room to refer to the 360 sites this journal can contain. A 6 in. by 9 in. size of 133 pages that easily slips unnoticed into a bookshelf hidden among other books, glides into a (preferably locked) desk drawer or even slips unnoticed under a mattress (without missing a wink of sleep). We purposely didn't try to make this book alphabetical because you may only have one website account that starts with a "Z" but 50 that start with a "B." A quick looksee of the index in the back will quickly send you to the correct page (but only if you write it down in the index- this is on you and we suggest you do it because you will be oh so glad you did in the end). There you have it, an easy to use, make you feel s