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Graphene has a feature exactly for this which shows a shuffled unlock screen

• saagarjha 2y ago
  This sounds like an excellent way to make it even easier for people to watch you enter your PIN.
  • cubesnooper 2y ago
    Once you’ve had the PIN scramble turned on for a while, it becomes second nature. I enter my GrapheneOS scrambled PIN about as quickly as the unscrambled PIN on my non‐GrapheneOS work phone. But it’s more of a defense against figuring out my PIN from the finger marks on my screen. In environments where shoulder surfing is a concern, I prefer to use the multiple profiles feature: log out of my main profile (which is actually a secondary profile) to completely evict its keys from memory, and switch to a burner secondary profile containing no personal data, which unlocks with my fingerprint for convenience.
    • saagarjha 2y ago
      I am curious what you do with a phone that has no personal data beyond, like, call people whose number you have memorized and maybe look something up
    • chatmasta 2y ago
      Second nature or not, I’m not sure how this protects you against the security camera watching you enter the passcode. I guess you’re hoping it can’t read the digit on each key?