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Pro tip: Turn off the "Simple Password" option, then enter a new password that consists of only numbers. The password prompt will then still be the nice 10-dig
by thought_alarm 15y ago
Pro tip: Turn off the "Simple Password" option, then enter a new password that consists of only numbers. The password prompt will then still be the nice 10-digit keypad rather than the full keyboard, but the passcode can be any length.
- Empedocles99 15y agoThe phone leaks password data? It tells an attacker that the password contains only numerics?
- foobarbazetc 15y agohttp://mindyourdecisions.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/iphone_passcode.jpg http://mindyourdecisions.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/01... So yes, it "leaks password data". ;)
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- pieter 15y agoYes. If you have digits only, you get a freetext field, but with the digits only keypad. Even more fun: if you give a four-digit passcode for the non-simple passcode, it turns on the 'simple passcode' option again, which means that you can't have a four-digit passcode without telling the length of the code.
- mrcharles 15y agoYes but unlike simple password, it doesn't give away the length, and your numeric password can be as long as you'd like.