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> Most of that population seems to do fine managing house keys, car keys, locker keys, etc. I’m gonna have to disagree with you there. People are constantly l
by qudat 3y ago
> Most of that population seems to do fine managing house keys, car keys, locker keys, etc.
I’m gonna have to disagree with you there.
People are constantly losing their keys prolly about as much as people reuse the same password for multiple services.
- incompatible 3y agoI can't imagine that anything less than subdermal implants will be reliable, for some people. If the implant fails, you can just go back to the government office / mega corp, show your DNA, and get a new one. On further reflection, person a) has an evil twin who steals their identity, and person b) doesn't trust the government / mega corp. Back to the drawing board.
- cbsmith 3y ago> People are constantly losing their keys prolly about as much as people reuse the same password for multiple services. But when they lose their keys, they have a pretty clear mental model of the security risk and how to mitigate it.