I don't mean to sound snide or rude, but perhaps this is the wake up call that is needed for stronger PINs and Passwords.
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Your dog's name with your date of birth isn't very good if people can get that info. And remember, if that is an example of your password, and you have your DOB and your dog's name posted on Facebook, you have potentially told the world your password.
My phone has no fingerprint (too many can be fooled by artificial means, and any biometric can be used without your consent). It is a PIN that I highly doubt anyone would be able to guess. My Gmail doesn't have anywhere near the same credentials to get in. My Windows PC isn't related to either of those. And both are coming up due for a change, which happens at once per year.
Devices are carrying credit cards, links to social media, bank information, etc. and most people's PINs are about as complex as 12345 (not kidding; saw someone's debit card PIN be 1234. The key guard doesn't help when you go across the pad and then the next digit down. Not hard to figure out what the PIN is). Or, better yet, many people knows Kanye West's iPhone PIN. We get concerned and grab the pitchforks when other companies lose our data when, for the most part, we aren't much better at handling it.
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