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Which of these scenarios most puts Margaret at risk of identity theft? Margaret manages her bank account through its website while using a restaurantā€™s public wifi.
Margaret manages her bank account by calling her bank directly and using personal information for identification.
Margaret manages her bank account by visiting a local branch and signing paperwork for the bank teller.
Margaret manages her bank account by keeping personal records to compare to the bankā€™s records.

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