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Although, a lot of accounts send immediately E-mail on changes (e.g. bank says “the password on your account was changed” so you would know if someone was chang
by makecheck 10y ago
Although, a lot of accounts send immediately E-mail on changes (e.g. bank says “the password on your account was changed” so you would know if someone was changing it and changing it back). It actually seems pretty reasonable to send E-mails on every single account update, as some sites do.
- jlgaddis 10y agoPerhaps you would notice. The average user, however, would probably then try to log in to their bank (with their usual password), get in just fine, and then think something along the lines of "oh, the bank's system must be screwed up again" and forget about it.