Kanye West Unlocked His Phone With the Cameras Rolling, and His Password Is 000000 He should really consider using Face ID, Apple's facial recognition software.

By Entrepreneur Staff Edited by Dan Bova Oct 12, 2018

While visiting President Donald Trump in the Oval Office yesterday, Kanye West unlocked his phone to show the president his designs for a plane that he wants Apple to build. He also revealed his passcode. Watch below.

Kanye with the expert 000000 passcode pic.twitter.com/blUMExjfnN
— Kenny Ducey (@KennyDucey) October 11, 2018

Suffice to say, he should change it. And he shouldn't have such an easy passcode in the first place.

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