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Hi,
Thank you for your valuable suggestion. While we won't be implementing this idea in the immediate future, it has been added to our list for future consideration.
We continuously review user feedback to inform our development priorities, so your idea remains on our radar.
Best regards,
The Atera Team
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Oh yes please! Often customers have muted their PC and forgot they've still got the radio on!
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Agree, initial account setup is insecure and does not comply with GDPR requirements. Initial random emailed password should only be used once. On first login they must be prompted to change it. Being able to keep using a password that was sent via open email is a security risk, both to the customer and the platform. And customers must not be allowed to reset the password to the same!
A password strength indicator on the reset form would help customers choose a strong password. Assume weak passwords are already not permitted.
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Agree with everything said here. ONLY the USA uses this daft reverse date format. DD/MM/YYYY is logical and used by the rest of the world. Why must the rest of the world continue to accommodate an illogical format used in just one country. Even Israel where it's developed uses the correct format.
It's really very easy - format all dates to the locale of the device they're displayed on; which is how it should have been done from the start.