Depending on how old you are, you may be more susceptible to scams than other generations. It is with this in mind that Telstra is expanding its scam call protection system Scam Indicator.
Over 560 million accounts around the world have been breached, as a major database reportedly goes up for sale on the dark web. What can consumers expect?
We’re no fan of scams, and neither are telcos and banks, two of which plan to team up to stop them dead in their tracks.
Financial control and abuse happens, and not just from the folks trying to scam us out of our money. Fortunately, machine learning could help, and an Aussie bank might just help the world with it.
There’s no shortage of ways scammers will attempt to relieve you of money, but with big financial scams, a telco and a bank are coming together to thwart attempts.
If you’re a Commonwealth Bank or Bankwest customer with an iPhone or Apple Watch, you can now use your phone and wearable to pay for goods using Apple Pay.
Which bank has decided to wake up and join Apple’s mobile payment system Apple Pay? The Commonwealth Bank.
We’re not afraid to call out the banks when they’re not joining mobile payment standards, but when they do, it’s kind of like a PSA. And if you’re a CommBank owner with Samsung in your life, you have reason to be happy.
Dear CommBank, Westpac, St George, and the other banks that refuse to join Apple and Android Pay, a moment of your time: please use this year to grow up.
In comparison to pens, pencils, papers, and pads, technology has never been cheap, but now parents are feeling it more than ever.
