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Same in Sweden, physical bank branches are rare and even they will often require an appointment. All banking is through bank apps or websites, and you use 2FA e
by ACS_Solver 1y ago
Same in Sweden, physical bank branches are rare and even they will often require an appointment. All banking is through bank apps or websites, and you use 2FA extensively. Sweden's digital ID system is called BankID because it was made by banks and, initially, for banking, though now BankID is used extensively for all kinds of government and private services.
That doesn't stop scammers. They also keep getting more sophisticated, often using a combination of social engineering and technical skill, and they keep tricking people into giving them money. So unfortunately, while malware is pretty much a non-factor, scammers still thrive.
- johnisgood 1y agoGood to know. People should read this when they say cryptocurrencies are bad. Well, guess what, so is cash and your card. Any alternatives?
- rahkiin 1y agoCryptocurrencies do not solve any issues described above. It even solves fewer of them as there is no bank giving you support or giving back insured money
- johnisgood 1y agoThey could, but in any case, any alternatives to cryptocurrencies, cash, and cards?