Comment Re:Not Actually $3500 (Score 5, Informative) 317
This guy copy-pasted his entire review from Gizmodo.
He's a plaigerist, not a technologist.
he's listed as the author on Gizmodo...
This guy copy-pasted his entire review from Gizmodo.
He's a plaigerist, not a technologist.
he's listed as the author on Gizmodo...
Here's a question for the chip and pin people: how do you make online purchases? Do you have to give them your pin? Or is there no difference in online buying? Since a lot of fraud comes from online buying, how does chip and pin solve the fraud problem?
For me at least, there's no major difference with credit card payments. If I use my EMEA issued chip and pin CC, I just have to go through the Verified by Visa process (which sometimes comes up with my US CC as well). If I pay online with my EMEA debit, it's a major process - equivalent to logging in to my bank account, which requires a full secondary authentication (second smart card via USB dongle, enter separate PIN there, then another password on the site for access). However, the hassle means I usually just use the CC instead. I have to say, that when resident in the US, I never paid online with debit due to the liability differences. And the current US banks with chip based CC have it all wrong - looking forward to real chip and pin.
Logic is a pretty flower that smells bad.