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In response to "I've actually been wondering about this myself on my home computer. -- nm" by pmb

The PIN is tied to the security chip inside your PC. It is never transmitted across a network, etc. It protects your password from being stolen, etc

Posted by oblique (aka kkuphal) Jul 31 '20, 09:45

because you don't have to use it. You basically set up a trust with your device.

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