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>Despite the misnomer, a PIN can't really be an identifier if you and I have the same one. Sure it can, the namespace is just within your account. I am loggin
by ramesh31 2y ago
>Despite the misnomer, a PIN can't really be an identifier if you and I have the same one.
Sure it can, the namespace is just within your account.
I am logging into account X (account number) as Person Y (PIN) with authorization Z (card)
- kstrauser 2y agoExcept my wife and I can both have the same PIN, so it's still not a unique identifier. A PIN is a password, not a username.
- GrinningFool 2y agoPerson Y and Person Z on account X could use the same PIN with different cards. A PIN is not an identifier.