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📋 When to Use Easy-to-Read Passwords

Use when you need to manually type or verbally share passwords. By excluding I/l/1/O/0, every character is unmistakable — no confusion between "is that a zero or the letter O?" Ideal for: WiFi passwords shared with guests, printed backup codes, and any scenario where a password must be read aloud or transcribed by hand.

📊 Technical Breakdown — easy-read

• Entropy: ~88 bits (no ambiguous chars)
• Crack time: ~50 billion years
• Security level: Very Good
• Best for: Handwritten notes, verbal sharing

All calculations assume easy-read with mixed character types. Actual security depends on specific character selection.