Raw LLM Responses

Social Security Numbers are not secure just because security is in the name, and the government would appreciate everyone stop using their identification number as a passcode. It was never designed for that, but Banks decided to use it because everyone had one. Your credit/debit number is part of an algorithm with a check number for verification, so you can’t just swap a few digits and have someone’s account. Half your social is just the geographic code for the area you were born in; add 1 to the last digit of your own and that’s the SSN for the baby born after you. You share your social constantly for background checks, so of course it’s a terrible “secret code” for your accounts.