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Having had a bank that did something similar for logging onto their mobile app, annoyance at that feature was the main reason I moved to a different bank. Do y
by swores 3y ago
Having had a bank that did something similar for logging onto their mobile app, annoyance at that feature was the main reason I moved to a different bank.
Do you not have the problem I had that the moving around of numbers makes it impossible to use muscle memory and you always need to think about each digit, or do you just have more patience than me and not mind? Maybe the bank's version on my phone was particularly bad and the interface on your lock particularly good? (It was almost a decade ago, I can't actually remember exactly what it looked like / how it worked, just how frustrating it was.)
- rustcleaner 3y ago>or do you just have more patience than me and not mind? This is the case for me (GrapheneOS), and I wouldn't be surprised if it is the case for the GP too...
- exe34 3y agoI completely forgot the pin to a bank card I haven't used in a long while. It occurred to me that humans are mostly just next token predictors anyway, so I pretended I knew the pin, and just got the little machine out, went to my bank page, and started logging in, and when it came the time to type my pin into the machine to get the one time code, I simply remembered the pin while my fingers typed them in.