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It used to let you use it with a full-on rooted phone, it just popped up a message saying 'it's not our problem if you get robbed' i wonder what caused the cha
by 1317 2y ago
It used to let you use it with a full-on rooted phone, it just popped up a message saying 'it's not our problem if you get robbed'
i wonder what caused the change
as others have said, you can ring them up and get a physical security key, it works for the website
- miki123211 2y ago> i wonder what caused the change In many countries, if the consumer gets defrauded, the bank foots the bill. I don't think the problem here is consumers getting defrauded by having an insecure rooted device. It's fraudsters using the mobile app APIs for nefarious purposes, and the best way to prevent that is to use SafetyNet and other similar mechanisms.
- TeMPOraL 2y ago> and the best way to prevent that is to use SafetyNet and other similar mechanisms. It's not the best way to prevent it. It's the easiest way for the bank to avoid liability. The ugly truth of cybersecurity is that, in the real world, most of it is an exercise in shifting liability around and diffusing it. Making systems actually secure is not necessary.
- Mindwipe 2y agoThe app works perfectly well on my device, parent comment is just mistaken.
- 1317 2y agoI personally experienced the issue myself