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  Facebook Introduces One-Time Passwords

  Posted: October 13th, 2010, 2:50pm CEST by CmdrTaco

  Tags:  facebook  

  angry tapir writes "Worried about logging into Facebook from a strange computer? There's now a way to get into the popular social network without entering your regular Facebook password. It's called a temporary password. To use it, users must list their mobile phone numbers with their Facebook accounts. They can then text a number from their phones and Facebook sends back a temporary password that is good for 20 minutes. The service will be available worldwide in the next few weeks."

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