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post Mar 2 2024, 11:48 PM

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QUOTE(Alternate Gabriel @ Mar 2 2024, 08:50 PM)
Bank Negara Malaysia requirement on using phone for mobile banking app authorisation is making people waste money on unnecessary phone upgrade.  doh.gif

I have a backup phone that still functioning well, no scratch and damaged since I'm not frequently used it. Now the phone cannot be used for mobile banking authorisation since the requirement is you need to use Android 11.

In other countries no such nonsense that being applied to their citizen.

Just because certain "STUPID MALAYSIAN" that keep download bullshit apps on their phone and keep being scammed due to their fault, now the whole Malaysian need to face the consequences thanks to the idiots that don't know how to use their phone properly. ranting.gif  shakehead.gif
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as always, SG does it first, MY follow suites.
3.5x u jilat, when B buat u kutuk.

but i do agree that it's very troublesome.
especially if u drop u lost your phone, phone rosak, or replace phone.
u'll lost on9 banking capability for @ least 12 hours.
not to mentioned all the non standard ways bank imposed to re-activate bck your mobile banking.
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post Mar 3 2024, 02:30 AM

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QUOTE(imkevin2022 @ Mar 2 2024, 11:52 PM)
It has been awhile our phone is much more important than our wallet. If we left our phone at home, we will u-turn and drive back home to retrieve it. But if we left our wallet at home, we probably just borrow some money from colleagues if no Apple Pay. That’s why Bank use this particular characteristic to build their identity verification and safety.
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phone has bcom important, but we certainly doesn't treat it as important.
ie, we take out phone in public a lot.
we hold it to make calls/msg, sometimes we leave it on the table.
all these exposed to accidental damage, drop, or get rob/stolen.

say our phone cost 3k, will u treat it the same if it was 3k cash on your hand?
will u just hold 3k cash just out it open, waiving it around?
setting it on table?
counting your cash in the toilet when u're doing your business?
dont say 3k, i think 1k also people wont do that.

 

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