My utility account shows power use by 15 minute intervals. Technically someone could use that as a way of figuring out when people are home or away if you have a regular life schedule. Seems like a farfetched concern though.
Always had the same reaction to requiring a PIN to refund a transaction on an EFTPOS machine. Someone wants to steal my card and put money on it that’s cool, just stop them from taking it out and they can hold onto that card as long as they want.
SoCal Edison just enabled 2fa? To protect what, exactly? Someone hack my account and pay my bill!
My utility account shows power use by 15 minute intervals. Technically someone could use that as a way of figuring out when people are home or away if you have a regular life schedule. Seems like a farfetched concern though.
Always had the same reaction to requiring a PIN to refund a transaction on an EFTPOS machine. Someone wants to steal my card and put money on it that’s cool, just stop them from taking it out and they can hold onto that card as long as they want.