One: Every platform has risks.
Now Wells Fargo prohibits its consultants from recommending game stations and AMC stocks, because some unscrupulous merchants in the bank will take the opportunity to recommend some apps to some customers, saying how much benefits they will bring after using them, because banks are generally crowded, so these merchants will choose to recommend some game AMC stocks in the bank. At the same time, we also know that games and stocks are particularly addictive apps. Because if we lose or buy stocks in the game, we always think that we don't want to win back what we lost, so people will lose more and more, and these unscrupulous businesses will earn more benefits, so Wells Fargo prohibits its consultants from recommending game stations and AMC stocks, which is also to protect the interests of others.
Second: the right to choose.
Each of us has the right to choose, because this is the right given to each of us by law, and no one can take it away, including in some banks. If someone recommends some so-called money-making apps to us, we can choose not to have them, or we can choose to have them, but once we choose them, we have to bear the corresponding consequences and responsibilities, because apps are always risky.
Now Wells Fargo has banned consultants from recommending shares in game stations and AMC, which is a protection for the interests of others. Of course, this is only a measure implemented by Wells Fargo. Entering Wells Fargo can get corresponding protection, but leaving Wells Fargo requires judgment, because not all software is beneficial and harmless, and we have to analyze it ourselves.