Keep your account safe

Use three or four unrelated words together. A long password is harder to guess than a short, complicated one.

Use a password you use nowhere else. If another site is hacked, your EventWiz account stays safe.

It creates and remembers a different password for every site.

Every EventWiz account signs in with two steps: your password, then a 6-digit code we email you. Someone who learns your password still can't get in without your email.

For extra safety, use an authenticator app on your phone instead of the emailed code: someone who gets into your email still can't sign in.

Choose how you get your code in Settings, under Security. Settings

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A photo wall belongs to the event's hosts and their guests, and only guests on the hosts' guest list can post to it.

Two-step sign-in means nobody can use your account to post as you, even if they learn your password, and every photo is linked to the person who posted it, so the hosts can act quickly if something inappropriate appears.

It takes a minute: we email you a 6-digit code to type in.

• Your password, by email, phone or message.
• A sign-in code. Never share one with anyone, even someone who says they work for EventWiz.

• It asks for your password or a code.
• It tells you to act fast, or warns that your account will close.
• Our emails come from addresses ending in @eventwiz.ai. A fake can copy this, so check the other signs too.
• Not sure? Don’t press the link. Go to eventwiz.ai yourself and sign in there.

1. 1Change your password
2. 2Sign out of every device
3. 3Turn on two-step sign-in
4. 4Contact us

We check your password against lists of leaked and common passwords and familiar patterns, then estimate how long one fast computer would take to guess it.

The time is an estimate based on how attackers usually guess passwords. It does not guarantee an account cannot be broken into.