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Assuming the case where your credit card (that is linked to your iCloud account) is stolen (I.e. just the credit card details) and then used fraudulently by som
by PlunderBunny 3y ago
Assuming the case where your credit card (that is linked to your iCloud account) is stolen (I.e. just the credit card details) and then used fraudulently by someone else, and that this causes Apple to lock your account, would it be better to use an entirely separate card for iCloud and for iCloud only?
- cesarb 3y ago> (I.e. just the credit card details) and then used fraudulently by someone else [...] would it be better to use an entirely separate card for iCloud and for iCloud only? I've already once had a card used fraudulently as a credit card, but it had never been used for anything other than being initially unlocked at the bank's ATM (it was the card for the secondary owner of that bank account), and its credit card function hadn't even been enabled (which meant that the attempted misuse was immediately rejected). So I wouldn't expect that using a card for iCloud and iCloud only would be enough to prevent it from being used fraudulently somehow.