Notification fix is coming 
Reorder coming in next update hopefully Monday
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Dark mode? 
That should be here before month ends, some pages arenât merged yet, so kinda delayed, blame CC team LOL
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DOES IT WORK THOUGH.
omg the suspense
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No, because itâs not in my Apple device.
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It does not exist for me in any form on any device.
Nice how it automatically blanks name and card number from screenshots.
@Boring could the Apple Pay link be deep routed in my device even though itâs not showing?
Iâm not sure Iâve done a full DFU wipe and reset but itâd be the chore of the century if I did.
I have reset and restore but wondering if the latter is the last resort?
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I know VBV and theyâve attempted the whitelist for it.
Iâll give them a call later and see if both of these options work.
Mehhhh.
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A Horse card has arrived. It doesnât match the card number in the App and neither is it a platinum card unlike Apple Wallet.
But the bank detail is the same. If it opened as platinum shouldnât the card also match?
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Interesting experience with the Halifax app and honestly not sure Iâd ever trust it if my phone was snatched
Was finally back home to help one of my parents setup a chase account and move a lump sum over that was being wasted sitting in a current account
They forgot the Halifax app memorable information and password, we tried to guess it the maximum number of times and get logged out
You can reset it by entering your sort code and account number, full name, dob - all of which would be in my email account, and then receive an SMS text
After that I was logged back in and able to reset memorable info, they ask for a password but allow you to reset it with no further authentication if you get it wrong so itâs effectively useless
Anyway, after getting back into the app we setup a new chase payee and made a considerably large transfer which went through straight away without issue
I canât believe the account was never locked and asked us to call up at the very least. I canât imagine how a payment could look anymore suspicious
Iâm surprised you could even take control of the account with that little information/authentication
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Using the same device it will recognise that on the back end and have a trust indicator set.
So resetting passwords etc isnât a major unless itâs a new device ID which the system would flag and likely complete additional security.
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That makes sense but what happens if you have your phone snatched while unlocked? The thief could duck into an alley and easily reset Halifax passwords assuming you have your sort code, acc number, name and dob on your phone
But how would they know full name and address and DOB by just having the phone?
They wouldnât.
Youâre over thinking and could find flaws in nearly all banks with that mindset.
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Just by searching âHalifaxâ in gmail, they would find a welcome to Halifax email with account details, name, etc
Iâm sure it would be unlikely to happen, I was just surprised there wasnât some kind of liveness check like a selfie
Worse things happen at sea 
Delete that email then, so that thereâs nothing for them to find.
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I have all these details saved in my contact card on my phone so it can auto fill when I sign up to websites.
Still I donât think this Halifax thing is a huge issue.
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Apple implemented the feature in iOS to lock apps. So just lock every app. It adds another layer of protection even if the app itself has its own authentication process. Itâll need to authenticate through iOS first even if the phone is unlocked.
Better still! Hide all banking apps using the hidden feature.
Appleâs Face ID lock for apps falls back to the passcode, they need to change that so it uses a different code. Itâs flawed imo.
If youâre going to store all your details like Address / DOB etc put them in a passworded note.
People who steal phones will go through your notes.
Itâs crazy hearing how people are so so so so so so so concerned about shit like this in life.
Just donât take your phone out the front door if youâre that paranoid.
Cameras in the city centre might see your passcode 
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