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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 10 Jul 2017

    Banks want to replace PINs and passwords with two-step process that will ask customers to sign in with their phoneshttp://on.wsj.com/2tH9rsP 

    3:38 PM - 10 Jul 2017
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      2. Denette‏ @lilydaisyjoy 10 Jul 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        And what if they lose their phone?

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      3. Denna King  🚓‏ @SLMPDBLUE 10 Jul 2017
        Replying to @lilydaisyjoy @WSJ

        Right!

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      1. gale storm‏ @indie45 10 Jul 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        Not everybody who has a bank account has a smartphone...sounds like a marketing scheme by cell phone makers.....

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      1. Duke Brooks‏ @DukeOnWGMD 10 Jul 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        Just one more tech layer to go sideways. One NorKor EMP burst and we're all broke...and starving.

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      1. Renee Begley‏ @RBTrepessa 10 Jul 2017
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        A lot of seniors don't use cell phones. Homeless don't often have them and they are taking out payphones now. I shake my head at the lunacy.

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      1. Mark Harmon‏ @M5Harmon 10 Jul 2017
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        Or anyone that chooses to pay their mortgage over their $105.00 phone bill.

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      1. Mark Harmon‏ @M5Harmon 10 Jul 2017
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        Oh boy, the poor old people that don't have phones.

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      1. Paddy Whelan‏ @PWhel1859 10 Jul 2017
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        No! Lets just have PINs, it's hard enough keeping track of everything my phone does already!

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      2. Michael Westerfield‏ @MicWesterfield 10 Jul 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        The poor who get gov issued phones are text and talk only phones. Make internet open and unthrottled and no caps like other countries....

        1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
      3. Michael Westerfield‏ @MicWesterfield 10 Jul 2017
        Replying to @MicWesterfield @WSJ

        The US phone and cable companies act like cartels holding areas hostage to their outrageous charges and limits no other country does! Thiefs

        0 replies 0 retweets 1 like
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      1. Scruples5‏ @Scruples5 10 Jul 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        Ha .... and phones are hacked too. Technology is not safe from the unscrupulous no matter what form it takes.

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      1. Simeon Standfast‏ @SimeonStandfast 10 Jul 2017
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        How much data needs to be stolen before businesses look at solutions that provide less vulnerabilities not more things to encourage it

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      1. Armandt van Helden‏ @ibadaan 10 Jul 2017
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        Terrible idea, as bad as biometrics have been.

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      1. Jon Smith‏ @mnl_gldstn_trtr 10 Jul 2017
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        I'll stick with guns and butter thanks.

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      1. Jon Smith‏ @mnl_gldstn_trtr 10 Jul 2017
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        So that you have to keep your government-issue tracking device on your person at all times?

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      1. SoCalGal‏ @SoCal1956 10 Jul 2017
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        No matter how many times you push this story there's going to be resistance & blow-back. Cell security is a long way from being perfect.

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      1. Number$ Guy‏ @NumbersGuy55 10 Jul 2017
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        some of these drive-up ATMs will need to change, especially those better suited to a guy driving a pick up truck.

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      1. Terri Ann Stein‏ @terriastein 8 Oct 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        Just now seeing this. Not a tweeter but my first thought would be pause. Phones batteries die, get stolen, leave them at home and get hacked

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