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Given they say this only affects cards without chip-and-pin, this is probably of interest to people from the US who have flown in to British airports, as Dixons
by MatthewWilkes 8y ago
Given they say this only affects cards without chip-and-pin, this is probably of interest to people from the US who have flown in to British airports, as Dixons operate electronics stores selling things like portable USB chargers, headphones, kindles, SD cards, etc in most large UK airports.
- guitarbill 8y agoI don't think that's quite clear yet. I think what they are saying is anybody/any country not using chip-and-pin is basically asking to be defrauded at this point. If you post your card to Instagram, you'd expect to get defrauded, magstrip/swiping is pretty much that but in a computer readable format. (Yeah, it's not usually public but that doesn't make it secure.)