Years ago my kids changed the Netflix password by hacking me. They said I was predictable and were easily able to figure out my password. At the time, they were all tweens and younger. I believe they could have (or likely did and just didn’t say) hacked all of my accounts because the passwords were similar.

We punished them and promptly changed the passwords to something more challenging, but behind closed doors we were impressed with our little criminals!

Anonymous wrote:

A few years ago my son set up an autocorrect on my phone so when I typed “okay” it would correct to “I’m David S Pumpkins”.

Some SNL skit on tv at the time.

Teens are buttheads.

this is hilarious. Any questions?

Anonymous wrote:

A few years ago my son set up an autocorrect on my phone so when I typed “okay” it would correct to “I’m David S Pumpkins”.

Some SNL skit on tv at the time.

Teens are buttheads.

LOL

Our youngest changed my iCloud name to “Butt Butt” a few years ago before I went to an Apple store appointment.

Anonymous wrote:I laughed because my son did that to DH when he was younger. Lesson learned for both of us. Always make sure you are signed out if all accounts when the kids use anything.

Yes. Lesson learned - blergh.

A few years ago my son set up an autocorrect on my phone so when I typed “okay” it would correct to “I’m David S Pumpkins”.

Some SNL skit on tv at the time.

Teens are buttheads.

I laughed because my son did that to DH when he was younger. Lesson learned for both of us. Always make sure you are signed out if all accounts when the kids use anything.

Looks like you need to supervise them.

GAH. I am beyond not amused.

I guess I was signed in on some app they use and one of them changed my gmail name as a joke and now all my emails are from some anime character or I don't know what.

Jesus Christ.

PS-Google doesn't seem to make 2 factor authentification a default and I can't find where to turn it on. If you know, would appreciate.