Oyin Adedoyin
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1,572 appearances
36 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2023
last heard Feb 2025
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So if you're maybe somewhere that you're not usually located or if you're making a purchase for an amount that's not typical of your character and your spending behavior, your bank might send you a text message or give you a call.
People seem to care less about their signatures.
Signatures aren't even included in many of the elementary school curriculums anymore.
I spoke with a lot of individuals for this story who expressed to me that their signatures have gone from this eloquent, cursive, extravagant signature to something that's more like a line on a piece of paper or maybe an X or an unrecognizable squiggle.
And it's so interesting because when we're signing things like our passport or our ID card, we have these really nice signatures.
But then when we're making a purchase for a bottle of milk or a bar of soap, it's going to look more like a squiggle.
And that looks nothing like what's on our ID.
Well, at least for now.
We know that signatures are required on checks, on leases, any type of contract that you're going to have to sign that signifies an agreement between two parties.
But even with that, laws are starting to change.
Electronic signatures are valid for a lot of those things today.
So it's really interesting watching the culture of signatures morph and advance with technology.
I spoke with a notary in California who mentioned that
she'll meet with people who don't even know how to sign their signature anymore because they're so used to automatically clicking on something online.
They've lost that ability.
She had to sit him down, give him a pad and a pen so that he could practice his signature because it had to be right in that moment.
It was in person.
The signature had to look as closely to his name as possible.
People are so used to these electronically generated systems that they're not really practicing their signature anymore.
And it's going to be interesting to see how it continues to evolve in the future.
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