This is why I use more than six numbers in my lock screen pin: the field itself turns from six slots into a single large field, such that you cannot tell if the

This is why I use more than six numbers in my lock screen pin: the field itself turns from six slots into a single large field, such that you cannot tell if the password is seven digits or seventy. It massively increases the potential address space. Sure, you have an enter key you have to press to submit the pin instead of having it auto-submitted with the sixth digit, but that’s a small price to pay.