This is cool! If you sign up for a new Facebook account it asks you if you want to use your library card number as your secret question 
No public Twitter messages.
No public Twitter messages.
This is cool! If you sign up for a new Facebook account it asks you if you want to use your library card number as your secret question
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Unfortunately, I don’t think most libraries treat a library card number as a particularly private/secure value. It’s probably not too hard to figure out a library card number for someone if you really want to. But I guess that’s true of many of those secret questions.