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Misc (#807)
* tip - export format when uploading to a new account * update on premise - cron example * note on failed pin attempts * strike email requirement for self-host licensing * FAQ item on changing sp entity id, acs, callback path, etc. * tips on --apikey for CLI in SSO required organizations * issue 804
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As described in the [About Your Master Password](#about-your-master-password) section, Bitwarden has no knowledge of, way to retrieve, or way to reset your Master Password.
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If you've already lost your Master Password, there is unfortunately no way for the team to recover the account or the data therein. You will need to delete your account and start a new one.
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If you've already lost your Master Password, there is unfortunately no way for anyone to recover the account or the data stored in your Personal Vault unless you're enrolled in [Organization Master Password Reset]({{site.baseurl}}/article/admin-reset/) or have a designated [trusted emergency contact]({{site.baseurl}}/article/emergency-access). You will need to delete your account and start a new one.
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If you're using any Bitwarden client applications (Mobile Apps, Browser Extensions, etc.) you should check whether any of these sessions are still logged in prior to deleting your account. If a client application is still logged in, you should manually catalogue your Vault items to preserve your data.
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