Mac App Store (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Should you be a frequent reader of this blog you’ll know I’ve had an ongoing issue with access to Apple’s App Store.
I decided today to create a new account given that I’ve never received any email for my password recovery from Apple. In the process of the creation of the new account I find that Apple requires a certain type of password for the App Store. Apple along with a plethora of other sites don’t trust their users to create unique and memorable passwords for their sites.
So while standing on your left foot while facing the rising sun you need to create a password of at least eight characters including capital letters, numbers and text characters from the Chalukya and Satavahana dynasties.
I continue to seek some reasonable explanation for the mistrust that companies have in the ability of their end users and the creation of user passwords.
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