- RBS (joint a/c) for mortgage, utilities, household bills
- Barclays (came with the mortgage. Don’t use it but have to have it)
- B (personal) for salary and DDMs (and for £250 bribe)
- Monzo
- Starling
- RBS with a couple of DDMs …about to CASS to TSB for £130 plus £10/m
I have 5 accounts - Monzo, HSBC, NatWest, Starling, and Loot
ugh. same. if I want to share my transactions, LET ME
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That’s Android for you. iOS doesn’t allow this, I understand.
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I think it is designed primarily to prevent screen capture software from taking recordings of Netflix or Google Play Movies etc.
Day to day card carry is a good place to see how many people have more than one.
Once they are set up it takes very little effort to maintain them, and each different one has benefits.
One for spending, and the others for interest is the general trend.
Never underestimate a users ability to find a way to break something not locked down.
That or they don’t want malicious apps taking screenshots. The app does highlight the key pressed when you enter your PIN to login. Plus that screenshot gives the 4 digits of the card usually hidden by receipts.
That is a good point.
Generally the bigger issue with that is apps drawing over the screen. It would theoretically be possible for a malicious app to draw the Lloyd’s login flow over the actual Lloyd’s app when you logged in, so you entered your details not into the actual app but a fake one where they can use those details to rinse your account.
If you’ve ever tried to do a Monzo top up with the Facebook Messenger bubble open you may have noticed the app gives an error message about screen drawing - same principal. They don’t want someone else drawing the Monzo top up screen over the actual one to harvest card details.
Screenshots as such wouldn’t be such a great method as afaik while you can invoke them via the API, they follow the standard screenshot process and a notification is generated.