Secure an AI companion account with a unique password and MFA when offered
A source-backed walkthrough to secure an AI companion account with a unique password and MFA when offered, with scoped permissions and explicit unknowns.
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Secure an AI companion account with a unique password and MFA when offered.
Begin with the named task and preserve the setup. Do not turn a product statement, automated scan or reachable page into proof that a person can complete the task.
Four steps, one documented result
- 01
Start with fictional, low-risk test content and record the exact device, software version and current setting.
- 02
Create a unique password in a password manager rather than reusing one from another service.
- 03
Enable the strongest MFA option the service currently offers and store recovery material away from the shared device.
- 04
Record pass, problem or not checked; restore the least-permissive practical setting and note what remains unknown.
Make the observation reproducible
- Setup
- Device, operating system, browser, input method and assistive technology.
- Task
- Starting point, action and expected outcome in plain language.
- Result
- Pass, barrier observed or not checked — never a guessed score.
- Limit
- Device controls reduce avoidable exposure, but they do not prove what a service stores or deletes. Keep vendor policy, local observation and unknown behavior clearly separated.
Keep the route separate from the evidence.
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