Re:Card Skimming Disproportionally Affects Those Most in Need
by Test0129 on Wednesday October 19, 2022 @01:31AM
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It's a shame I have such a revulsion to that click bait technique I didn't bother reading what is apparently a good article.
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Re:Card Skimming Disproportionally Affects Those Most in Need
by Mathiciann on Wednesday October 19, 2022 @03:55AM
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Oh come on you are just doubling down when you got called out not having read the article. I feel this title exactly describes the point it is trying to get across.
What should the title have been then?
Re:Card Skimming Disproportionally Affects Those Most in Need
by ungawatkt on Wednesday October 19, 2022 @04:10AM
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After reading the article, something along the lines of
"Insecure EBT cards and bad fraud detection leave the poor disproportionately vulnerable to card skimming".
I too didn't read the title and jump directly to security issues in EBT cards, and also theres a whole import piece about officials saying"no fraud" and police not following up that isn't referenced in the original title.
Re:Card Skimming Disproportionally Affects Those Most in Need
by abigail95 on Wednesday October 19, 2022 @04:08AM
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"Card skimming affects those most in need" is a tautology.
EBT cards most vulnerable to fraud from skimming
National EBT fraud costing $X/year
We can reduce EBT fraud by changing the way California administers SNAP