Re:Many Americans not aware of being tracked with facial rec...
by mkskm on Monday August 16, 2021 @08:31PM
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There's this one:
Apple Card does as well (and Apple Pay in general with any other card).
Re:Many Americans not aware of being tracked with facial rec...
by BayAreaEscapee on Tuesday August 17, 2021 @02:43AM
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Bank of America stopped doing virtual credit card numbers a few years ago.
I think Citibank allows you to do it, but I have no personal experience or knowledge.
I have a card from Capital One that allows virtual credit card numbers.
Privacy.com is a service specifically for this issue. It allows you to generate lots of virtual cards and even use fake names so you can't be tracked so easily.
You don't always have to provide a phone number, either. Most of the time yes, but I don't think the phone number is actually required to complete a credit card transaction.
There also used to be credit providers - maybe there still are? - that would let you generate a new card number for each purchase. That too may accomplish nothing from a tracking perspective, since the credit provider would be able to match up all the numbers. But, if I had that capability, I would use it.