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I recently had lunch with a friend of mine who happens to be a bank teller. She informed me that part of her job was to create "Customer Profiles". Upon enquiring what that was, she told me that they would look through a customers account and look for transactions such as homeowner's insurance payments. Then the bank would target those individuals and try to sell them their own homeowner's insurance.

The problem I have with this is that it's the individual bank employees sifting through the accounts, not some cryptic algorithmic bot. So is this even legal for a bank to give tellers access to their customer's accounts like this?

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