← Back to context Comment by throw0101c 21 hours ago "My voice is my passport. Verify Me.":) 5 comments throw0101c Reply java-man 21 hours ago HSBC did that. I could never understand that - the exact phrase was in the movie! NitpickLawyer 20 hours ago Someone probably did it for an internal demo, as a joke. Then people pushed it upwards, until someone clueless approved it. deltoidmaximus 19 hours ago Fidelity seemed to sign you up for this when you called them on the phone almost automatically. Ridiculous since it was defeated easily in a hacker movie from the 1990s using a tape recorder. brewdad 18 hours ago Much cleaner than keeping a finger on you to bypass the print reader.
java-man 21 hours ago HSBC did that. I could never understand that - the exact phrase was in the movie! NitpickLawyer 20 hours ago Someone probably did it for an internal demo, as a joke. Then people pushed it upwards, until someone clueless approved it. deltoidmaximus 19 hours ago Fidelity seemed to sign you up for this when you called them on the phone almost automatically. Ridiculous since it was defeated easily in a hacker movie from the 1990s using a tape recorder. brewdad 18 hours ago Much cleaner than keeping a finger on you to bypass the print reader.
NitpickLawyer 20 hours ago Someone probably did it for an internal demo, as a joke. Then people pushed it upwards, until someone clueless approved it.
deltoidmaximus 19 hours ago Fidelity seemed to sign you up for this when you called them on the phone almost automatically. Ridiculous since it was defeated easily in a hacker movie from the 1990s using a tape recorder. brewdad 18 hours ago Much cleaner than keeping a finger on you to bypass the print reader.
HSBC did that. I could never understand that - the exact phrase was in the movie!
Someone probably did it for an internal demo, as a joke. Then people pushed it upwards, until someone clueless approved it.
Fidelity seemed to sign you up for this when you called them on the phone almost automatically. Ridiculous since it was defeated easily in a hacker movie from the 1990s using a tape recorder.
Much cleaner than keeping a finger on you to bypass the print reader.