Recently, many users who underwent a liveliness check and KYC approval have been reverted to tentative approval and were unable to be as Kyc validators.
However, changing the password in the Pi app has helped users revert to full KYC approval again and resume their kyc validating activities.
Both my family and I changed our passwords, and we were immediately reverted to full KYC approval today.
The core team has frequently mentioned that changing the password not only enhances the security level of the account but also helps tentative approvers to be converted to full approval.
Of course, this does not apply to everyone, but in my community, around 20-30% of users noticed such changes after changing their passwords. (*it does not apply to everyone.)
Moderators in South Korea also recently recommended improving security levels, such as changing passwords or verifying via Facebook or phone, for tentative approvers.
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The important thing is that verification can only be done with the phone number used when signing up for the Pi app, and this verification is required to change the password. If you signed up with an incorrect phone number or a number different from your current phone number, changing the password is not possible. Additionally, even if you successfully change the password, it does not apply to everyone.