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The worst thing is the chip+pin machines that do not have any shield to hide you punching the pin in, and then to just add insult to injury, they're the kind of
by mibbitier 14y ago
The worst thing is the chip+pin machines that do not have any shield to hide you punching the pin in, and then to just add insult to injury, they're the kind of buttons that you have to forcefully press with all your might to get them to register. So it's blatantly obvious to anyone taking notice which buttons you pressed.
- raverbashing 14y agoHere's how I do it Cover the pad with one hand (and maybe your wallet) and type it with the other You can do it quite naturally. Of course it helps if you type the pin fast as well (by fast I mean not taking 1s per digit)