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       <p>Instead of tracking bad habits, it is better to rephrase your habit in a
       positive way.  In this way, every time you open the app to put a checkmark, you
-      are rewarding yourself for some good behaviour, instead of getting punished.
+      are rewarding yourself for some good behavior, instead of getting punished.
       For example, instead of having the bad habit &quot;Did you smoke today?&quot; you could
       have the good habit &quot;Did you have a smoke-free day today?&quot;.  Another example,
       instead of &quot;Did you eat junk food today?&quot; you could have &quot;Did you eat healthy
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       <h4>How can I import data from Rewire?</h4>
       
-      <p>First, make sure that you have the latest version of Rewire installed. Open
-      Rewire, click on the menu, select the option &quot;Backup&quot; and click &quot;Yes&quot;.  Your
-      data will be saved to a file named <code>Habits.db</code> inside the folder <code>habit_backup</code>
-      on the SD card.  Next, you should move this file to the folder
-      <code>Android » data » org.isoron.uhabits</code> on the SD card. For security and privacy
-      reasons, Loop is only able to read files that are stored inside this folder. To
-      move the file, you can either connect your phone to your computer or use a file
-      manager app. After this is done, open Loop Habit Tracker, open the settings
-      menu, select the option &quot;Import data&quot;, locate and then tap on the file that
-      you just copied. Your data will be imported.</p>
+      <p>Since Rewire has recently started to apply password protection on its backup
+      files, only older versions of these files can be imported. If you have
+      generated a backup file using an older version of Rewire, there should be a
+      file named <code>Habits.db</code> inside the folder <code>habit_backup</code> on the SD card.  To
+      import it into Loop, you should move this file to the folder <code>Android » data »&#x000A;org.isoron.uhabits</code> on the SD card. For security and privacy reasons, Loop is
+      only able to read files that are stored inside this folder. To move the file,
+      you can either connect your phone to your computer or use a file manager app.
+      After this is done, open Loop Habit Tracker, open the settings menu, select the
+      option &quot;Import data&quot;, locate and then tap on the file that you just copied.
+      Your data will be imported.</p>
       
       <h4>How can I import data from HabitBull?</h4>
       
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       Last update:
-      2016-04-04
+      2016-05-04
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