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I disagree with you as well. There's no reason losing something 100% of people keep on them 100% of the time should equal losing their online digital identity.
by prettyStandard 3y ago
I disagree with you as well.
There's no reason losing something 100% of people keep on them 100% of the time should equal losing their online digital identity.
- traceroute66 3y ago[flagged]
- prettyStandard 3y agoWow, there's no need to yell. Does Apple warn you when you're setting up that pin that it is the most powerful way to access your account? I would bet if I walked outside and asked 100 people if they thought the pin was for convenience or if it was the last resort to accessing their account, literally all 100 would think it's for convenience, and a birthday would be sufficient.