MICROSOFT CAN GO EAT A BAG OF DICKS!
I used a VPN earlier today & the email sensed this & the turds locked my account. I followed the process to unlock & identify the "unexpected usage," which went OK & I was able to log into the account online.
Except on this Mac, System Preferences>Internet Accounts & Mail both refused to accept the password, even when I changed it.
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The only option has been to delete the email account from every device then re-add it to Mail. That restores access.

#FUCKEDOUTWANKERS

Had to remove the Mail account on the iPhone then add it again before it worked. but not the iPad, it accepted the new password. Go Figure.

Indeed. Which reminds me, I must inform elderly friends of the existence & malevolence of that piece of shit. These friends are moving from Windoze 10 to High Sierra.

exactly the same scenario here re Feedbin, Feedly & Reeder.

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Followed a link from Wikipedia in Chrome and got bombarded with all manner of nonsense, including a bald statement that my Mac was infected with three viruses & one item of malware. Did I wish to continue with their recommendation to download & use MacKeeper to fix it all up?

In the absence of a "No, you filthy cunting bastards, I do not" button, I simply quit all internet activity and commenced a scan of the system with Sophos Home. That's 65% done & noting nasty has been found yet.

It's the base Neo model, yet comes with cruise control; traction control/electronic stability control; anti-lock brakes; six airbags and iPod integration with the audio system.

My search criteria was a 100 km radius, with 2012 Honda Jazz, Toyota Yaris & Mazda 2 models chose. Of those the cheapest was the nearest, under 10 km away. That's the one I bought.

Nope, not compatible with the audio system; which shows a message: Check USB. Doesn't matter, 6th gen iPod Nano has a clip on the back anyway.

Bunging some music onto the 3rd gen iPod Shuffle (the one without controls). Going to see if it works with the car audio in iPod mode.

Here it is. I can (perhaps) call it a Mazda 929. Image

Upgrade to TechTool Pro, version 9.6.1 now available with support for High Sierra & APFS drives.