Ryan Montgomery

I can authenticate to pretty much anything as you.

You're electric in your house.

Let's say I report a problem with the electric and they turn the power off on a Friday night and you don't get your power back till Monday.

That could be a problem in some cold areas or some hot areas.

Yeah, for sure.

I mean, there's real life consequences to a social security number, which is such a ridiculous way to identify somebody because they're incremental.

And I think it was 2011 is when the prefix of them, like the first three digits started becoming randomized.

Like the first, I think it was the three digits meant like the hospital and the next two was the timeframe, something like that.

After 2011, it was changed to completely random.

But social security numbers are not, in my opinion, a good way to keep...

Yourself private.

I think we need to, yeah.

And it is absolutely a possibility now.

Fingerprints have been around for a long time for fingerprint locks.

And now the consumer can go to Home Depot and buy a fingerprint lock for your home.

But we have biometrics for retina scanning.

I've seen it at the airport before with Clear.

I think Clear might have changed from retina scanning to just facial recognition.

But we have the ability to do all of these different biometrics that are pretty solid ways to authenticate yourself.

Yeah.