Filed 16 Aug 2020 by Zachary
I was sitting outside of a diner or cafe the other day, as a matter of fact it was on Thursday August the 13th. A male stopped by my table and took my tablet. There must be a better way to handle cyber money or electronic payments because he was then able to send himself $55 from my account to his. And fortunately for him I had just disabled my pin. We should not think of better security measures within the app but security as an all around basis. People should not be haunted or followed because of a particular net worth. The thing with these apps is the idea of a lack of customer relations from a business to consumer ratio
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Thanatos
There is a better way to "handle cyber money or electronic payments", it's called a Cash PIN.
You can set it up by going to your app's Settings under Privacy & Security, then turn on Security Lock by creating a Cash PIN (images attached displaying the steps to creating a PIN).
Cash PIN requires a PIN that you set up to authorize transactions you make via the app.
If you had a PIN, that $55 would still be in your account...
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