Great topic! Regarding the point about the randomization at the 4:33 mark, its purpose isn't to stop brute force attacks. Instead, it's designed to stop people from memorizing the pattern you enter. However, I agree with the point that making the process too difficult for users can lead them to find workarounds to simplify usage, such as shortening their passwords or disabling the access code altogether.
Great topic! Regarding the point about the randomization at the 4:33 mark, its purpose isn't to stop brute force attacks. Instead, it's designed to stop people from memorizing the pattern you enter. However, I agree with the point that making the process too difficult for users can lead them to find workarounds to simplify usage, such as shortening their passwords or disabling the access code altogether.
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