B's requirements only apply when an
authorized user is an account holder's spouse, in practice they are more broadly applied.
Also in order to avoid interference to
authorized users, the cognitive users, in the process of communicating by using the detected idle spectrum, need to quickly detect the emergence of
authorized users, and promptly switch communication bands and give up the previous channel for
authorized users, or continue using the original frequency band by adjusting transmit power and other methods in the preconditions of not affecting the
authorized users.
However, adding an
authorized user can help in different ways: a spouse can gain access to the credit line or a child can start building a credit history.
To illustrate, a credit repair company would arrange a rental transaction in which a consumer purchases the right to become an
authorized user on accounts with good credit, thereby artificially boosting their credit scores.
The possibility of the
authorized user carrying DNA from another person was considered (Rutty 2002; Rutty et al.
In addition, the company developed a transponder - worn on the
authorized user's wrist - that communicates with the gun and lets it fire if the person holding the weapon is the
authorized user.
Electronic review of 800 tenure candidates' folders is possible through use of the eOPF
Authorized User Console.
One major change is that FICO scores will now exclude
authorized user accounts, also known as "piggyback credit," from the scoring formula, says Craig Watts, public relations manager at Fair Isaac.
When an
authorized user is granted access through a standard door, the burden of access control temporarily passes over to that user when the door is opened.
Each
authorized user on an account will receive an iLinc On-Demand card with a permanent dial-in number, URL and activation PIN code.
If you choose to keep the accounts open, contact the credit card companies in writing requesting that they remove your mother as an
authorized user. In addition, you have the right to include an explanation on your credit report, alerting creditors to the circumstances surrounding the accounts.