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# Setting your password policy

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Setting your password policy in the admin portal will automatically update the password strength check throughout Canvas. 
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The Canvas template includes a built-in password strength check UI during the signup flow and anywhere the user is required to reset their password. By default, the minimum acceptable password strength is **medium**. 

You can manage the requirements for your password policy directly from the Admin portal of your application. From the left menu click on Settings > Password policy. 

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This is a Canvas feature and it does not utilize Bubble's built-in password policy feature (App Bubble editor > Settings tab > General tab). 
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