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Who doesn't store failed checkouts ? - I can't see why you would consider that any more of a privacy violation It seems to me that a common failure mode would
by CWuestefeld 16y ago
Who doesn't store failed checkouts ? - I can't see why you would consider that any more of a privacy violation
It seems to me that a common failure mode would be entering a value into the wrong field, and that includes putting the credit card number into address or something. I want to do everything I can to avoid storing a credit card number (except for the one place it's saved, encrypted, at the customer's discretion).
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- ig1 16y agoCredit card numbers are fairly easy to detect, they're all 13-16 digit numbers with predefined prefixes and have checksums, so if you wanted you could automatically filter fields which contained credit-card type numbers so they wouldn't get stored.