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AT&T now lets you lock down your account to prevent SIM swapping attacks

• robocat 1y ago
  I intend to get a second SIM to use for anything that needs security. Is there a practical way to remotely access an Android phone? Unattended, still works after reboots, not something like RealVNC (which needs UI interaction to begin session). I need security when traveling and so many important accounts (like my bank) want to use my phone as two factor. And my online bank portal locked me out for a month from overseas while traveling (some bug with their fraud prevention). I never ever want to deal with that again!!!
  • fragmede 1y ago
    tailscale, and set something at home to be an exit node while traveling.
• mikece 1y ago
  Why was this not an option from the beginning?
  • toomuchtodo 1y ago
    Security is a cost center assuming limited liability.
• deleted 1y ago
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