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Comment Re:What's so bad? (Score 1) 193

They're private tweets, the only way someone will get that info is by hacking your twitter account. Your bank account isn't ever known, that's tied into your twitter name on the banks system. Make a special private twitter account that doesn't have any personal info at all on it, if it gets hacked nobody knows who's it is, you create another twitter account and go to the bank to switch it over. It's just an easy way to get your info without having to be on the internet, just sms a message and get it sent back to your phone in seconds.

Comment Re:What's so bad? (Score 1) 193

They also let you do transfers. Which was in TFS if you bothered to read it. You can do this without sending account numbers (just use account suffixes) but what happens when your twitter account gets hacked and someone transfers all of your money from your checking suffix to your savings? Say hello to overdraft fees.

If your twitter account gets hacked you just call up the bank and disable the twitter feature till you get the problem fixed or a new account?

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