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Corporate email profiles on BYOD phones often enforce a long passcode requirement, so you've got a lot of Fortune 500 sales guys to screen out if you're stoppin
by jameshart 11y ago
Corporate email profiles on BYOD phones often enforce a long passcode requirement, so you've got a lot of Fortune 500 sales guys to screen out if you're stopping and searching anybody with a suspiciously long password.
- dylan604 11y agoI'm at a loss as to how alphabet agency can determine a weak passcode vs strong passcode was used. how does a pin get stored on the phone? surely, not plain text of a 4 digit pin. if they do any encryption to the 4 digit pin, how would it appear any different than a significantly stronger passcode?
- crgt 11y agoThe prompt is different based on the type of code you use.
- dlgeek 11y agoThe grandparent post was about determining the complexity of a PIN/Passcode by watching it being entered - more screen interaction = more complex.
- Karunamon 11y agoIt uses a different screen. If you have a 4 digit pin, the entry screen looks a lot like the phone dialer, with the numbers 0-9. If you have a stronger passcode, you see a full keyboard instead.