This for sure is due to the fact that most humans who deal with comuputer technology don't actually know what they're doing. - At least those ones who decide to introduce computer technology as a kind of "backup" or "safer security". Perhaps you need to be a bit paranoid to get along with this, but that is just as one should treat it. A machine doesn't care who enters a password or uses a security pass code - it simply does what it does when receiving the code. Also, if you don't enter the code each time as it was designed and make your way around it, then this kind of security system is useless. The reason is you are actually making your way around it. You think that someone else can't?
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Date: 2014-04-22 10:28 am (UTC)Perhaps you need to be a bit paranoid to get along with this, but that is just as one should treat it. A machine doesn't care who enters a password or uses a security pass code - it simply does what it does when receiving the code. Also, if you don't enter the code each time as it was designed and make your way around it, then this kind of security system is useless. The reason is you are actually making your way around it. You think that someone else can't?