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10,000 combinations aren't required. The child stops when the answer is right. And if they've ever noticed one or two digits when watching the parent unlock the
by darrenf 7y ago
10,000 combinations aren't required. The child stops when the answer is right. And if they've ever noticed one or two digits when watching the parent unlock the iPad for them to use, it drops to 1,000 or 100 max.
- BoorishBears 7y agoMaybe you’re not aware, but technically you can guess any number in one try, saying you brute forced something with 10,000 combinations doesn’t mean it took 10k tries. 10k is a representation of the fact it’s not likely to guess it easily, and the new GA lock increases that number to 1 million combinations with 10 second lockouts. Not to mention, you should yes, generally avoid showing a pin to the person you’re keeping out. You don’t need to enter the pin to use GA. It’s also not the same pin used to unlock the iPad as your comment seems to imply.
- kkarakk 7y agojust wipe the ipad clean and see where the finger smudges happen in combination with finger movements. i was doing this on my dad's htc palmtop as a kid to access the browser