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­(original title: this plugin can disrupt the position of the iPhone password button)

After the keystroke is disturbed, you need to click on its previous position to unlock it smoothly.

­if you are still using a password to unlock iPhone or iPad, you should not want others to see what you typed. Considering that people are more likely to see the number you click on than the location, iOS developer Wisy has created a plug-in called DummyPass to help users avoid password disclosure.

­this DummyPass plugin randomly shifts the position of the digital button each time you unlock the iPhone. But in fact, no matter how messed up these buttons are, you need to click on their previous position to unlock them smoothly.

For example, if your iPhone password is 2468, you have to click on the original location of the number "2468" even if the button is randomly disrupted. People who don't know this principle can't unlock your iPhone even if they see the number you pressed at the time.

It is worth mentioning that since you are used to the previous position of the password, this randomized disruption will not cause any trouble for you to unlock the iPhone normally. Even if you often use Touch ID to unlock, this plugin is useful to prevent people with ulterior motives from accessing your iPhone through passwords.

­DummyPass is a simple plug-in that does not provide other configuration options. Interested users can go to Cydia's BigBoss source for free download and use, compatible with iOS 10 jailbreak devices.

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