I do not share your frustration, but perhaps your pain points are a sign that you shouldn’t put your trust solely in a PIN. If you can forget it that easily, an

I do not share your frustration, but perhaps your pain points are a sign that you shouldn’t put your trust solely in a PIN. If you can forget it that easily, and if manufacturers seem to favor design over security, is it really a proper form of authentication? Relevant to my point: one of my previous banks used a PIN to confirm transactions. The keyboard for this was randomly re-generated after every keypress and had no visual or haptic feedback. I was also forced to change my pin every once in a while.