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They gave a pretty good reason for that, case inversion occurs naturally if you have capslock on. It doesn't make the password any less secure. (It's actually
by sturmeh 14y ago
They gave a pretty good reason for that, case inversion occurs naturally if you have capslock on.
It doesn't make the password any less secure. (It's actually only one other password.)
They also allow you to change the first letter to caps, which accounts for phones that capitalise the first letter of every sentence you type.
- baddox 14y ago> It doesn't make the password any less secure. (It's actually only one other password.) It does make your password less secure, it's just that Facebook judged it an acceptable compromise between user experience and security.