On November 11, 1997, the bank of England took a big step towards independence, politely revising the "banking law" of 1946 and reading it in the lower house. The bill passed legislation affirming that Gordon Brown, the Treasury secretary, freed government control from the central banking business. This is the hallmark of an institution that has been under the yoke of government for a century and a half. It symbolises how demand for central bank independence becomes conventional wisdom. This refers to the industrial handicraft industry from the feudal society to the early stage of capitalism. In the 16th century to the 17th century, some western countries of the feudal social system to the system of capitalism, capitalist primitive accumulation is accelerated, deprived of farmers' land on a large scale, make cottage industry collapse, sharply to capitalism works system transformation. Industrial handicraft industry is the embryonic form of enterprise. Independence is more difficult in an age when cross-border spillovers of national monetary policy become powerful. These spillover effects make central Banks consider the impact of their policies on foreign and global systems. But it is difficult to pursue global goals when the central bank operates under the narrow, centralized mandate of its independence, and is close to impossible. One of the popular features of online/Mobile banking is SMS banking services which are operated using both push and pull messages. Push messages are the types the bank chooses to send to a customer's cellphone without the customer initiating a obtain the knowledge. For example push messages may be either Mobile marketing messages or messages alerting an event which happens in the customer's banking account, like a withdrawal of funds from your ATM or possibly a payment while using the customer's credit card, etc.