Add recommendation strings

locales/en/app.ftl

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@
 -brand-pocket = Pocket
 -brand-lockwise = Firefox Lockwise
 -brand-send = Firefox Send
+-brand-fpn = Firefox Private Network
 ##
 
 terms-and-privacy = Terms & Privacy
@@ -550,3 +551,14 @@ take-further-steps-desc = Find out how to mitigate the risks of identity theft t
 
 # This message appears after a user has successfully updated their communication settings.
 changes-saved = Changes saved!
+
+# Section headline
+rec-section-headline = What to do for this breach
+rec-section-subhead = We recommend you take these steps to keep your personal info safe and protect your digital identity.
+
+# Section headline
+rec-section-headline-no-pw = What to do to protect your personal info
+rec-section-subhead-no-pw = Though passwords weren’t exposed in this breach, there are still steps you can take to better protect your personal info.
+
+# Button
+see-additional-recs = See Additional Recommendations

locales/en/recommendations.ftl

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+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-ssn-subhead = Review your credit reports
+# Link title
+rec-ssn-cta = Request credit reports
+rec-ssn = 
+  You get three free credit reports a year by law. 
+  Requesting and reviewing them does not affect your credit. 
+  Look for accounts, loans, or credit cards you don’t recognize.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-pw-1-subhead = Change your password
+# Link title
+rec-pw-1-cta = Change password for this site
+rec-pw-1 = 
+  Make this password unique and different from any others you use. 
+  A good strategy to follow is to combine two or more unrelated 
+  words to create an entire passphrase.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-pw-2-subhead = Update other logins using the same password
+# Link title
+rec-pw-2-cta-fx = View logins in { -brand-name }
+rec-pw-2 =
+  Reusing passwords turns a single data breach into many. Now that this 
+  password is out there, hackers could use it to get in to other accounts.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-pw-3-subhead = Use a password manager to take your passwords everywhere
+# Link title
+rec-pw-3-cta = Get { -brand-lockwise }
+rec-pw-3-fx = 
+  Use { -brand-lockwise } to securely access the passwords you’ve saved in 
+  { -brand-name } from anywhere — even outside of the browser.
+rec-pw-3-non-fx = 
+  Use { -brand-lockwise } to keep track of all your different 
+  passwords and access them securely from your phone or tablet.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-pw-4-subhead = Set up two-factor authentication (2FA)
+# Link title
+rec-pw-4-cta = See sites that offer 2FA
+rec-pw-4 = 
+  Many websites offer 2FA as an extra security measure. This requires 
+  another piece of information to log in to your account, such as a 
+  one-time code you receive via text. 
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-bank-acc-subhead = Monitor your bank statements
+rec-bank-acc = 
+  Check your bank statements for suspicious activity or unusual 
+  charges. Notify your bank if you see anything you don’t recognize
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-cc-subhead = Monitor your credit card statements
+rec-cc = 
+  Look out for strange charges on your credit card. You may want 
+  to request a new card with a new number from your credit card issuer.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-ip-subhead = Use a service that masks your IP address
+# Link title
+rec-ip-us-cta = Try { -brand-fpn }
+rec-ip-us =
+  Your Internet Protocol address (IP address) pinpoints your location 
+  and internet service provider. A service like { -brand-fpn } 
+  masks your IP address to hide your location.
+rec-ip-non-us = 
+  Your Internet Protocol address (IP address) pinpoints your location 
+  and internet service provider. With a virtual private network (VPN), you can hide your location 
+  and mask your IP address.  
+
+rec-hist-pw-subhead = Avoid reusing passwords
+# Link title
+rec-hist-pw-cta-fx = View logins in { -brand-name }
+rec-hist-pw = 
+  Use unique, strong passwords for every account. If one password gets 
+  exposed in a data breach, you’ll only need to update that one login. 
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-sec-qa-subhead = Create unique answers for security questions
+rec-sec-qa = 
+  Many websites ask the same questions. If one answer gets exposed, the 
+  information is out. Create long, random answers and store them somewhere safe.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-phone-num-subhead = Avoid sharing your phone number
+rec-phone-num = 
+  Try to avoid giving out your phone number when signing up for new 
+  accounts or services. If a phone number isn’t required, don’t enter it.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-dob-subhead = Avoid using personal info in PINs
+rec-dob = 
+  Because your date of birth is easy to find in public records, 
+  it’s best to avoid using it in passwords and PINs. People who 
+  know your birthday could also very easily guess your PIN.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-pins-subhead = Strengthen the security of your PINs
+rec-pins = 
+  A strong PIN does not contain personal info, such as your date of birth 
+  or address. It should be a number only you know and can’t be easily guessed.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-address-subhead = Avoid using addresses in passwords
+rec-address = 
+  Using addresses or the street where you grew up weaken your 
+  passwords. Since it’s easy to find this info publicly, it makes these 
+  passwords easy to guess. 
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-gen-1-subhead = Use unique, strong passwords for every account
+# Link title
+rec-gen-1-cta = How to create strong passwords
+rec-gen-1 = 
+  Password reuse puts all your accounts at risk. This means that if 
+  one password gets exposed, hackers have the keys to many accounts.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-gen-2-subhead = Store passwords in a safe place
+# Link title
+rec-gen-2-cta = Myths about password managers
+rec-gen-2 =
+  Put your login details in a secure place only you can access, such as a 
+  password manager. This also makes it easy to keep track of all your different passwords.
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-gen-3-subhead = Be cautious about giving out personal information
+# Link title
+rec-gen-3-cta = Read more security tips
+rec-gen-3 =
+  Don’t hand out personal data if you don’t have to. If you are asked to 
+  enter or give out your email address, ZIP code, or phone number, you can say no. 
+
+# Recommendation subhead
+rec-gen-4-subhead = Update software and apps regularly
+rec-gen-4 = 
+  Updating your smartphone apps, browsers, and operating systems makes your 
+  devices more secure. These updates fix bugs, software vulnerabilities, and security problems.