I’m worried about creating a password on a shared device where someone might see it.

Helps users create a password more safely when using a shared or public device. It reduces the risk of shoulder-surfing or accidental exposure while setting up or changing a password.

This feature supports safer password creation on shared devices where other people may be nearby. It focuses on minimizing the chance that someone can see or capture the password as it is being created. Users can create or update their password with added privacy during entry, helping prevent shoulder-surfing in public spaces or shared environments. It is especially useful on devices that are frequently passed between people, such as family computers, library kiosks, or workstations. The experience is designed to keep the user in control of what is shown on screen during password entry. It also helps reduce mistakes that can happen when users rush through password creation due to privacy concerns. By making password creation feel safer, it encourages users to choose stronger passwords rather than simpler ones for convenience. This is beneficial during sign-up, password resets, and account security updates. Overall, it supports account security by making the password creation moment less exposed and more comfortable.