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"so move your business to someone who you think takes security seriously." For banks, it is not that easy and convenient. I like my banks for many reasons exce
by codegeek 4y ago
"so move your business to someone who you think takes security seriously."
For banks, it is not that easy and convenient. I like my banks for many reasons except the 2FA thing. Most banks at least in US are still doing SMS 2FA. I am done with the whole "If not happy, move" and want to figure out what we can do to educate/force these banks to do the correct way.
- q-big 4y ago> I am done with the whole "If not happy, move" and want to figure out what we can do to educate/force these banks to do the correct way. Start a coordinated shitstorm against these banks because of this. Banks (as many companies) are often very concerned about their reputation.
- wintermutestwin 4y ago>Banks (as many companies) are often very concerned about their reputation. Haha. Banks are only concerned about their relative reputation. If all their peers are screwing the consumer, they don't care at all. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/10/zelle-fraud-is-on-the-rise-and-many-victims-are-denied-refunds/ https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/10/zelle-fraud-is-o...
- edent 4y ago> I am done with the whole "If not happy, move" That's literally the point of capitalism. Organisations are free to offer any service they like and customers can choose which one best meets their needs. If enough people move to the one offering better 2FA then the others will follow. Having the government force companies to behave in a certain way sounds dangerously close to socialism to me.