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People lose their phones, wallets, and keys all the time, and these are things that they constantly use and check for. What chance does a "little device the gov
by vacri 9y ago
People lose their phones, wallets, and keys all the time, and these are things that they constantly use and check for. What chance does a "little device the government gave me that I don't use very often" have?
- dredmorbius 9y agoMaking the device something that is used often is actually a good way around that problem. It's a bit like housekeys. It's not so much that you can't leave without them, but it's a bit hard to return, so you tend not to leave without them.... I'm strongly partial to a worn form-factor. A near-field-chip ring, essentially a modern signet ring, which interacts with various authentication systems, strikes me as attractive.