MrPinguin · 12 points ·
A real password is still a more secure system, assuming the DB has properly hashed the password it's storing, and the user is not saving raw passwords on the internet "muh onePassword subscription"
Problem is: normies were not able to figure out that writing a password like
'mygrandmabakeslovelychocolatecakeontuesdays' is far more secure than some crap password like Dragon*1991 which is what most people use nowadays because of the alphanumeric with mayus and special character requirements, which was the excuse given for forcing users to bring their personal data (number, email, etc) everywhere by using 2 devices for the auth.
Problem is: normies were not able to figure out that writing a password like
'mygrandmabakeslovelychocolatecakeontuesdays' is far more secure than some crap password like Dragon*1991 which is what most people use nowadays because of the alphanumeric with mayus and special character requirements, which was the excuse given for forcing users to bring their personal data (number, email, etc) everywhere by using 2 devices for the auth.

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