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Jesse Powell
@jespow
This is being marketed toward trans & non-binary folks but it's a great security upgrade anyone can take advantage of. Well, anyone who doesn't identify as "profane names, numbers, certain symbols, and otherwise offensive language". Still work to do.
fastcompany.com
Citi is letting trans and nonbinary customers use their preferred names on credit cards
Citi is the first major bank to let trans and nonbinary people use their preferred first names on their bank-issued credit cards.
5:00 PM · Oct 20, 2020Twitter Web App
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Bruce Fenton for US Senate 🇺🇸
@brucefenton
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@jespow
FINRA & SEC regulations cover numbered accounts for brokerage accounts — however it’s extremely rare in actual practice I’ve been working on a way to both comply with the rules and also both allow numbered accounts AND to put the customer data offline / airgapped from the login
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GiantMeteor2024 🧐🤔🤨 ☄️
@eurekaskastle
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@jespow
I feel like they’ve done this accidentally for awhile for anyone... at least for credit cards. *Almost* all my credit cards have my nickname instead of my legal name, actually🤔
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Ardano
@ArdenXRP
People that like being called them or they. Bc they identify as both genders. I can’t wrap my head around it myself. We had someone at work that identified as this. It was a very sensitive issue.
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