When it comes to passwords, the longer and more complex they are, the better the security. Even professional hackers say so. But if you've ever tried to type in such a password, you've surely noticed that it can be a bit of a pain. Mistype one character, and you're probably going to have to clear the field and start all over again. On touchscreen devices, this problem is even more pronounced. And because Android obscures your password input with little dots to prevent others from reading it as you type, it's incredibly hard to know when you've made a typo. Developer defim created an Xposed... more