Password or Pin?

[BryanTheRed]

Whats so bad about that?

It was sarcasm...

 

[anon(4698833)]

Whats so bad about that?

Dense - Adjective: difficult to understand or follow because of being closely packed with ideas or complexities of style: a dense philosophical essay.

 

[Ipheuria]

I would really use the option when they have it so that the PIN is needed to get ito the phone even if you reload the firmware. Then 10 times wrong and boom the phone is a paperweight, no chance of getting the phone back.

 

[klcrow8690]

I have no need for a password. I barely let my phone out of my sight when I'm out in public. And even if it got lost or stolen, there is no data that someone could get into that only myself or my wife has the password in that specific app for it. And with free Find my iPhone, I wont have to worry much if I lose it. I can recover it or wipe it, if I dont think I will get it back.

 

[vietalogy]

Pin with iprotect


iPhone Tapatalk

 

[pizzafootbal]

I don't have a reason for security, nothing special on my iPhone

 

[jsntrenkler]

I use a pin, I don't think I could type a password in fast enough.

 

[jrpierce]

I've got the android lock XT and that's plenty of security for me. It's a simple swipe so I can open it quickly when I need to, but it's confusing enough that friends can't break into my iPhone. I have a PIN for bite SMS just because I hate people reading my texts, and that hardly gets in my way because I can start testing from anywhere without needing to do the code. Luckily no one knows that feature...

 

[msm0511]

I use the PIN. Thought I was gonna switch to Password when I first heard about the availability, but I thought it'd be too annoying. I change my Pin every couple of months for added security.

 

[peterpan]

Pin... it's easier to enter.