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> I've never heard a person refer to a short series of numbers used to protect something as a password and not a pin. Until today... Screenshot from Android ph
by vgb2k18 7y ago
> I've never heard a person refer to a short series of numbers used to protect something as a password and not a pin.
Until today... Screenshot from Android phone - https://ibb.co/KD27YGL https://ibb.co/KD27YGL
- h4waii 7y agoEh, you should clarify that this is not an AOSP lockscreen. It looks like Huawei's EMUI, which is quite heavily modified and might simply be a translation error.
- vgb2k18 7y agoMeizu phone, Flyme UI. Equally as Chinese as the Huawei you mentioned, so your point stands. Whether or not a tranlation error though, the GP had never heard of anyone using 'password' in the context of a numeric pincode, but it does happen. Who knows, I could be biased through my repeated exposures to the Meizu lock-screen, but as a native English speaker I don't have a hard time imagining a numeric-only pin being referred to as a password.