How much do professional WoW players make?

Top Players

	Player ID	Total (Game)
1.	Swapxy	$176,924.35
2.	Fabss	$145,387.44
3.	Snutz	$119,458.34
4.	Boetar	$114,874.35

Can two people use one WoW account?

Two people may be allowed to use the same account, but trying to log into an account when someone else is already connected to WoW on the same account will disconnect the one already online. So, you can’t be on at the same time, nor should you share the account.

Can my brother and I play together on the same WoW license?

Blizzard does indeed allow ppl from the same household to play on the same account. That one is 100% safe. You can buy WoW a second time on the account on this page and all WoW licenses under the same Battle.net account share all those “Account” wide things. You just enter your battle.net info.

Can you family share on battle net?

No, you can’t share one game between two accounts on the same PC, even though you can do it with Atvi-Blizzard games on XBL and PSN. Translated, that means, “Don’t buy our games, we don’t care at all.”

Why you should never share passwords?

1. You compromise your account security. When you share your password with another person, you essentially grant them access to not only that account, but every account you own that uses the same password. One risk of sharing passwords is that your account immediately becomes much less secure.

Is it ever OK to share passwords?

Now, it’s true that sharing passwords outside your family can be risky. After all, a password protects your account and private information, such as credit card numbers. The more people who know your password, the less safe that information will be. But Violet isn’t really a risk; she’s Oliver’s trusted friend.

What are the dangers of sharing passwords?

Sharing passwords can be dangerous especially if the individual uses the same password for multiple accounts. This would cause the person who was given one set of credentials to be able to access multiple systems that they may not have been granted access to.

What is the most secure practice when creating passwords?

Password Best Practices

Create A Strong Password.
Avoid Bunching Numbers and Symbols Together.
Steer Clear from the Obvious.
Use Two-Factor Authentication.
Test Your Password.
Refrain from Using Dictionary Words.
Don’t Make Passwords Too Long.
Use Different Passwords for Different Accounts.

Should I share my password with my boss?

Never give your password to anyone. By giving your boss your password, assuming you don’t have hard authentication in place like a CAC card, you are giving away the keys to the city. They can go through your emails at will. Worse, potentially your boss could send emails from your account as if it were you.

What is the best way to share passwords?

When you have to share passwords, the safest way to do so is using a password manager. Since password managers encrypt your passwords, they’re a much safer way to share than unencrypted communication like email. Using them requires both participants to have an account with the same service.