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According to the Wall Street Journal, Chase is limiting cash withdrawals for non-customers to $1,000. This doesnt seem like such a big deal to most people, and I suspect few Americans will be affected by this change. But its a crucial, if admittedly incremental, shift for peopl stanley usa e who care about privacy. The third pa stanley tumbler ragraph of the Wall Street Journal story is whats really important in order to understand why any of this matters. Emphasis mine. The bank run by Chairman and Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said there doesnt appear to be fraud involved. But in part due to heightened regulatory scrutiny, banks are paying more attention to large cash transfers that could be a sign of money laundering or other types of shady activity. Theres no fraud involved, but withdrawing cash is shady. How does one define shady activity Thats not clear. But since precisely one lowly person went to prison after our economy was nearly destroyed by systemic corporate malfeasance, everything Wall Street did in the lead up to 2008 must not count as shady activity. Anything youd like to do with $1,001 in cash, well, thats probably shady. Again, this is a rule for non-customers, which Chase has every legal right to impose. And there are probably plenty of seedy characters doing morally reprehensible shit with their large cash withdrawals. But the normalization of treating all large cash transactions as shady stanley quencher starts to make it seem like total government and corporate surveillance is inevitable. In