How would you do it without an existing device?
Problems like causing some kind of general profile reset or limitation that extends to the primary phone as well. That would be a major facepalm and pretty disasterous for me if that happened
Which would be as bad as losing the primary and most of us would be up sh|t's creek without a paddle in that situation.
So i did this on the 2nd device, it said something about i must login on the primary device as well, but before i could get to that part it said 'System Unavailable'. I closed the app on the 2nd device, logged in again and i could get in.
Yes we'd like to be shown how that was calculated
No, once I "geo" linked my secondary device there was no restrictions on it..
My wife and I have both our respective profiles on each other's phones. Thankfully the FNB app is designed to allow multiple profiles. That's my backup
The bigger question I have, is how many of you use biometrics on your phone to sign into the app. I am thinking of disabling it because it's makes it too easy for someone to hold you up or something and then just use your finger/face to sign into the app to make transactions etc.. In this case, the bank is not going to help me recover my money (if I live to tell the tale)
Or join one of the whatsapp groups so that you get notified quickly when the items go on sale
They might if it was a crime and you can provide proof (i.e. you open a criminal case at a police station)My wife and I have both our respective profiles on each other's phones. Thankfully the FNB app is designed to allow multiple profiles. That's my backup
The bigger question I have, is how many of you use biometrics on your phone to sign into the app. I am thinking of disabling it because it's makes it too easy for someone to hold you up or something and then just use your finger/face to sign into the app to make transactions etc.. In this case, the bank is not going to help me recover my money (if I live to tell the tale)
I've used the FNB app with credit card as well as with my cheque card. Seems the credit card charges R2.70 in transaction fee but the cheque card doesn't (at least not yet). While convenient, I don't think this will count towards ebucks earned on general credit card spending (but I may well be wrong).
Hmm sure it is a risk but you are ****** either way. If they have enough time to do transactions etc they might as well force you to provide the password or pin code to your card. I rather keep my daily limits low and use the convenience of biometrics. They are unlikely to use transfers but rather ewallet or prepaid type transactions, which are daily limited anyway.
No you don't
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