Thanks for the upvotes. I have updated my article. It seems Chase is whitelisting OSes, but they seem to allow Linux and not FreeBSD based on comments and usin

Thanks for the upvotes. I have updated my article. It seems Chase is whitelisting OSes, but they seem to allow Linux and not FreeBSD based on comments and using a Linux user agent. Chase may not block Linux because does Chase exactly want to deal with angry Linux users on the phone, or see Linux die-hards switch to competitors. Even if 1% of customers leave and don't come back, it could anger Chase's investors. They may not officially support Linux but the web developers allow it anyways since it's too big of a minority. They still block FreeBSD. Whether Chase's web developers don't know about BSD or they're willing to let BSD users switch to Citi Bank, I don't know. I mean, they shouldn't whitelist by OS, but I don't know what the reasoning of blacklisting FreeBSD is.