How to set a password from numbers and letters to iPhone or iPad

If you use a regular password of 6 or even 4 digits on your smartphone, then we are obliged to inform you that the first can be hacked in 11 hours, and the second in just 6 and a half minutes, using the new relatively cheap GrayKey hacking device iPhone.

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Matthew Green, professor and programmer at the Institute for Information Security. Johns Hopkins, recommends using a password of at least 7 characters of numbers and letters to protect yourself. It is best to use uppercase letters, lowercase letters and numbers.

If you do not know how to set such a password, below we will tell you about it.

How to set a password and numbers and letters

  • Go to Settings on your iPhone or iPad.
  • Select the section Touch ID and Passcode or Face ID and Passcode.
  • Enter your old password.
  • Select Change Passcode.
  • Enter the old password again.
  • Click Passcode Settings.

How to set a password from numbers and letters to iPhone or iPad

  • Select Custom code (letters + numbers).

How to set a password from numbers and letters to iPhone or iPad

  • Enter a new password. It must be at least 7 characters long and contain lowercase and uppercase letters and numbers.
  • Click Next. Enter the new password again.

It's all. If you use Face ID or Touch ID, a complex passcode is not a problem as you only have to enter it after you restart your device.

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