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The issue is that someone can look over your shoulder and memorize your code, if you use a pin in public. Some people will use the same pin for screen lock and
by apelapan 1mo ago
The issue is that someone can look over your shoulder and memorize your code, if you use a pin in public.
Some people will use the same pin for screen lock and BankID, and if someone gets their code and their phone they can cause a huge amount of trouble in a very short time.
- KomoD 1mo agoThat's just their fault at that point, in my opinion.
- z3t4 1mo agoGiving away your phone would be one thing, but they also force you to give away your passwords and unlock at gunpoint.
- apelapan 1mo agoTechnically yes, but it seems like people's intuition for safe behaviour is worse across the board with modern technology, than it is with old technology. Maybe it will improve by itself over time, but maybe not? There are a lot of things that humans generally suck at, and successful, human-friendly design must take that into account and work around it systematically. Maybe phones/it/banking/payments/identity/authorization needs to be radically changed, in order to serve society well.