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Well if the coin can be deactivated when it's out of range, that would mean the coin has to be "smart" because it wouldn't be the phone app doing the deactivati
by WesleyJohnson 13y ago
Well if the coin can be deactivated when it's out of range, that would mean the coin has to be "smart" because it wouldn't be the phone app doing the deactivation but the coin itself. In that case, why couldn't the coin take extreme measures and just wipe its memory? Inconvenient for legitimate situations where the card is out of range and not accidental ones, but I imagine it's quick process to reload the coin with your card(s) data.
- marcamillion 13y agoI agree that it COULD be a possibility, but is it?
- Dylan16807 13y agoDeleting the data to later copy back from the phone doesn't sound extreme or inconvenient to me.