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In all seriousness, if you’re using the alphanumeric option to pick a *non-random* passcode (as most people do) then it’s much harder to tell how much password strength you’re getting. Some, a lot. Some less than they think.
In practice (given the apparent limitations of current iOS attacks) it’s probably fine to use an alphanumeric passcode. It may be very secure. The real question is whether it’s worth the hassle of using the non-numeric keypad.
So in summary: random (long) numeric passcodes may be a more ergonomic choice for a given security level, especially if you force yourself to memorize the thing over a week or two (even if that involves carrying a post-it during that time.) But do whatever works for you.
What I really would like to see for mobile devices with fingerprint readers: To be able to define a killswitch fingerprint. That'd solve some problems I think.
*assumes SEP throttling exploit* More plausible to assume TouchID Auth typically only expires after 6 days which makes reasonable to use a cumbersome-to-type alphanumeric password Also: shoulder surfingpic.twitter.com/8KTs2Qk3bn
so where is the end-user-friendly ios passphrase entropy grader?
If you pair lock your iPhone, I don’t think it really matters if you use a four digit PIN or not - unless your threat model includes having the NAND desoldered off your device!
Given that it needs a macOS computer to set it up, it’s not a solution for everyone… but it’s definitely worth considering if you’re concerned about the likes of Greykey.
Narrator: *It’s not*
convenience is so often the soft underbelly of security ;-)
Are you sale method find passcode iphone?
Also: Does it make any sense to use the all-key keyboard on anything but the newest phones?
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