People on various forums were arguing about the morality or whatever of Windows 10 gathering information on its users. My credit union changed to a system by a different company which included all of their online banking. They were closed Aug. 28 at 5 pm (all systems closed) until September 1 at normal opening hours. When the new system was installed you were given a password that actually had a set of digits from your social, and the user name was your account #. I was working at entering a new user name and password and got hung up somewhere. Yesterday I called one of the branches and pretended to be me. Because I sounded similar to me and knew the account #, the teller that answered the phone gave me both my new user name and my current password. I could have been anyone. My point is that at some point you are trusting people to keep your information safe.