alt Hacker NewsTo stay with your analogy, there is no technical obstacle to treating the customer of 15 years differently to the newly onboarded one.
They have all the data they need, and they choose not to use it.
To stay with your analogy, there is no technical obstacle to treating the customer of 15 years differently to the newly onboarded one.
They have all the data they need, and they choose not to use it.
The analogy was not about new vs old customers being allowed to have guns.
I think that's a limitation of the analogy because there is no correspondence with trusted computing. I guess it would be some sort of a magical gun that some other company is endorsing as of limited use during bank robberies? Maybe like some sort of RFID thing that disables the gun when inside a bank?
Anyway it really stretches the analogy to get tied up in technical details (risks missing the forest for the trees type error).