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Passed out and the ex-girlfriend used my finger on my phone to unlock it.

• kd913 7y ago
  What makes you think a ex-girlfriend wouldn't be paranoid enough to look over at an 8-digit passcode or pattern?
  • rpmisms 7y ago
    Personally, I don't date anyone I don't trust with my passwords, work excluded, of course. Works out pretty well for me.
    • PostPost 7y ago
      How do you know if you can trust someone that way without dating them in the first place? Only date people you've been friends with for several years?
      • rpmisms 7y ago
        Yes, actually.
    • idoh 7y ago
      I'm curious about this - is there some formal unveiling of passwords as a relationship milestone? Or does it just come up naturally, like, "I need to log into your gmail account, what's your password?"
      • deleted 7y ago
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      • rpmisms 7y ago
        Well, whenever one of us gets a new phone, we put the other's fingerprints in, just as something we started doing out of convenience. After that, yeah, pretty much. We don't share all passwords, but we would if we needed to.
  • seandougall 7y ago
    Passcodes are at least easier to rotate than fingerprints. You get 100,000,000 possibilities with 8 digits, compared to 10 possibilities with 10 digits.
    • samwhiteUK 7y ago
      Very good. Took me a second.