** Description changed: My SIM unlock PIN is 5 digits; when I type the 4th one, it's immediately sent to the SIM. I haven't retried since I fear locking it for good. I have seen some code allowing up to 16 digits for SIM PIN and a couple of docs mentioning 8 digits for SIM PIN and PUK. I think we should allow 8 digits. - <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityAndPrivacySettings#SIM_PIN>: "The - 'Lock' button in the 'Enter Previous PIN' dialog, and the 'Change' - button in the 'Change SIM PIN' dialog, should be insensitive whenever - any PIN field contains fewer than four or more than eight digits (the - GSM PIN bounds)." + <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityAndPrivacySettings#common-behavior>: + "For the 'Switch to swipe', 'Switch to passcode', 'Switch to + passphrase', 'Change passcode', 'Change passphrase', and 'Change SIM + PIN' dialogs: * Whenever a passcode field does not contain exactly four + digits, or a SIM PIN field does not contain 4~8 digits (the GSM PIN + bounds), the main action button should be insensitive."
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