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This took me far too long to figure out that it was parody. I'm sure some VC has at least thought of building a SEC Violations as a Service platform. This is truly the dumbest timeline.

The same thing happened in dentistry, law, EE, some medical specialties, vets. Job path gets seen as a golden ticket to high pay for low to medium effort and people pile into the profession and saturate the market. Then some thing happens, a recession, technological innovation, or geopolitical/geo-economic shift, and the demand changes dramatically. These things work in cycles, happened before in the .com bust, and this will take 5-10 years to work its way out. The good news is that for the new grads who manage to hang on they will make a killing as the demand for mids and seniors will be insane due to the lack of qualified candidates available.

Part of this is J.P. Morgan Chase paying for customer base. JPMC can't legally buy any banks anymore unless it's at an fdic auction for a failed bank. That means that the only way to bring in new customers is organic growth and taking over company/store cards from other banks. If JPMC sees an ROI on this, I expect that they will start aggressively going after established store card like the old navy/gap card or airline cards like the American Airlines card. They instantly get thousands of new customers to market their other services to, can offer cross promotion into their most valuable fee cards (sapphire reserve) for less cost, and get to expand their market information gathering operation that feeds into their investment banking and commercial banking lines of business to inform better understanding of the market.

Opinions are my own As someone who works for a large financial institution, THIS SHOULD NEVER HAVE HAPPENED! This could be deeply flawed security and controls processes, a culture of not my problem, their tech leadership being incompetent, or CFO driving CIO/CTO decision making. Either way this is not the sign of a healthy company and the rot likely runs much deeper. You dont make this kind of mistake in this industry at a firm of that size.

This sounds like you have a hardware or software issue on your phone. make a backup (if you aren't using icloud backups already) and then make a genius bar appt. and see if they can fix this. I have never seen that level of glitchy-ness on an iphone without there being a serious issue. either on my own phones or during nearing a decade in IT.

This is true of ALL wireless communications platforms/hardware. I remember reading that this technique was exploited by the CIA and was used against the drug cartels from the 80's onward.

This reads like college freshman level fanfic, and not good fanfic either.

They made it less than a month. I'm sure that netflix's bad day had something to do with this. I've been saying for a while that the balkanization of content and it's distribution will not ultimately lead to any innovation in the space. Also, most consumers have a finite and relatively low tolerance for "one more service". That means the value prop for a subscription news service isn't great to begin with, just ask newspapers.