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I haven't checked lately, but I understood that Facebook passwords are case-insensitive.
by learnstats2 7y ago
I haven't checked lately, but I understood that Facebook passwords are case-insensitive.
- jdashg 7y agoIIRC Wells Fargo passwords used to be /partially/ insensitive. Like, just the first half was to_lower.
- RandallBrown 7y agoThey're not case insensitive, but they do allow for some casing mistakes. Flipped case (caps lock) or first character case is wrong (mobile input field) were both allowed. Not sure about now. The article I found about it was from 2014.
- ineedasername 7y agoThat seems bad, like philosophically it feels like a password and only that exact password should work. But rationally I can't see too much of a problem with this.
- davchana 7y agoNo, not case-insensitive. They are case-sensitive. Atleast in 2012 Facebook accepted PassWord1 & pASSwORD1 (Case Reversed) passwords. Stackoverflow Meta Question here: https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/26301/facebook-accepts-more-than-one-password https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/26301/facebook-a... My Question (the reason why I know): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10718236/how-to-alter-the-case-of-a-string-in-php-passw5ord-to-passw5ord https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10718236/how-to-alter-th...