Re:Verizon (Score 1)

Ummm, yeah... which is exactly what I said, if you read my post. There is a demonstrable benefit to controlling access that doesn't have anything to do with trust. Does your wife have the passwords for all of your email accounts? If not, is it because you don't trust her? Or is it because: a) she doesn't need it, b) she doesn't want it, and c) basic security rules dictate that less access yields higher security? Again: Trust doesn't need to have anything to do with it. In any case, I'm not sure how repeating what the OP said, which I also said in my post constitutes an argument. Yes, his wife doesn't have access to accounts in his name. Granted. How does that in any way argue against my post?