Annoying. Larger passwords don't stop keyloggers and decrease password differentiation in lay users. Password managers have limitations, particularly for mobility,and require setup that most users won't go through. If you're that concerned about security, start implementing two-factor authentication and/or an authenticator app for people who make financial transactions with the Nexus. For most people that just use it to keep a list (which for some stupid reason you can't do with an anonymous guest account), that means you're forcing them to use a "serious" password over their Space Balls Special ('1-2-3-4-5') on a game site that might lose it, so when they invariably change their dicey porn site password to a unified one, they'll lose your code long with their bank account code, even if its a 55-character alt-code ASCII mess. I've been using pass phrases to keep ahead of the curve on this, but that's not common practice, and strict alphanumerics requiring bizarre symbols and various other security theater acts make it harder for me to actually secure my account, but I'm trying real hard, Ringo.
