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SUMMARY:Use a Strong Passcode and Leverage Biometry
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Tip number 1: Use a strong passcode instead of a pattern or a short numerical code.
You may be wondering why to avoid the option that is usually suggested by default when setting up your smartphone.
Well, In 2017, Researchers from two universities in the UK and 1 in China have created an algorithm that can predict with about 95% accuracy the pattern of a locked screen within 5 attempts.
They used footage from security cameras located that filmed people sometimes far away, who unlocked their screen with a pattern. Now, if you think about it, there is a limited number of ways to move your finger around. For instance, you can't go up if you start from the top row and you can't go down if you start from the bottom one.
What's even more counterintuitive is that the more "complex" the pattern is, the easier it is to predict it because there are even fewer possible combinations that work. Purely numerical codes behave similarly and even if I haven't found a study that proves it,...

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