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Check caps lock, keyboard language and spaces without revealing the secret to another person.
Check the address, your identity and the sign in outcome separately. The guidance below covers common access problems; this page has no login form.

An incorrect identity and an incorrect password are different problems. Check the username or contact address first. Old autofill entries can also cause failures.
Use only the verified service's own recovery process. Unfamiliar message links can expose private information. Once a new password is created, stop using the old one.
After a successful sign in, check that the displayed identity is yours. Sign out when using shared devices. Closing a tab alone is not assurance that the session has ended.
These distinctions answer different parts of the subject; read them alongside the detailed conditions.
Check caps lock, keyboard language and spaces without revealing the secret to another person.
Stop repeated failures and follow any stated waiting period or recovery instructions.
If access alerts are unexpected, secure your email and use verified recovery.

A saved password may be available to the next user. Convenience on a personal device does not transfer safely to a public one.
Continue checking permission and error messages after access. If a screen asks for money to unlock sign in, stop and establish its identity first.
Compare the correct identity with the autofilled entry.
Wait for the outcome after checking the details.
Distinguish credential, code and temporary limit messages.
Use a known route and sign out of shared devices afterwards.
No. Never send passwords, codes or recovery links to support.
Do not open the link; secure your email and check through a known address.
Sign out on shared devices and check for saved information.
Provide error wording, time and device type with personal and secret information removed.