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For example, you may want to let your daughter withdraw money with your card That would be an example of a generic (unpersonalized) key. It's a poor example be
by gravitycop 18y ago
For example, you may want to let your daughter withdraw money with your card
That would be an example of a generic (unpersonalized) key. It's a poor example because:
1. People don't lend out ATM cards.
2. Why wouldn't I simply transfer funds into her account?
3. Physical cash is unlikely to exist for much longer.
or use your car.
The generic (unpersonalized) key, again. Why wouldn't I simply tell my car to let my daughter use it?
- statictype 18y ago1) Not even to their own family? 2) Because I had to go to shop to pick up some Foo and meanwhile wanted her to get some money from the machine that was next door..? 3) um, ok. If you say so. There are tons of reasons. I'm talking about how the world works right now. Not a hypothetical world that may or may not exist in the future.
- gravitycop 18y agoWhere did you get the idea that people lend ATM cards? http://www.google.com/search?q=%22lend+your+atm+card%22 http://www.google.com/search?q=%22lend+your+atm+card%22 http://www.google.com/search?q=%22lent+my+atm+card%22 http://www.google.com/search?q=%22lent+my+atm+card%22
- gravitycop 18y agoBecause I had to go to shop to pick up some Foo and meanwhile wanted her to get some money from the machine that was next door If you were buying something from a physical shop, you wouldn't need money from a machine next door, because shops can give cash at the register from the customer's bank account. http://www.google.com/search?q=%22would+you+like+cash+with+that%22 http://www.google.com/search?q=%22would+you+like+cash+with+t...
- statictype 18y agoMan, you're really reaching. Forget it, you win.