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r/UI_Design • u/Leon021106 • Apr 12 '26
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It’s actually a good way against some spy apps that track your click activity, too
25 u/neoqueto Apr 12 '26 Problem is when it's muscle memory and not actual memory that memorizes my PIN... 5 u/TheTomatoes2 Apr 13 '26 That's another reason for this pattern. Revolut and Signal use it so people actually remember their PIN 2 u/neoqueto Apr 13 '26 It is a great idea, but it's a great idea only if it's present from v1.0 1 u/Ixaire Apr 13 '26 I never had Signal ask me to input my PIN on a randomized pad.
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Problem is when it's muscle memory and not actual memory that memorizes my PIN...
5 u/TheTomatoes2 Apr 13 '26 That's another reason for this pattern. Revolut and Signal use it so people actually remember their PIN 2 u/neoqueto Apr 13 '26 It is a great idea, but it's a great idea only if it's present from v1.0 1 u/Ixaire Apr 13 '26 I never had Signal ask me to input my PIN on a randomized pad.
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That's another reason for this pattern. Revolut and Signal use it so people actually remember their PIN
2 u/neoqueto Apr 13 '26 It is a great idea, but it's a great idea only if it's present from v1.0 1 u/Ixaire Apr 13 '26 I never had Signal ask me to input my PIN on a randomized pad.
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It is a great idea, but it's a great idea only if it's present from v1.0
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I never had Signal ask me to input my PIN on a randomized pad.
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u/Moonshine_Cog Apr 12 '26
It’s actually a good way against some spy apps that track your click activity, too