Open the bank with your fingerprint
Sign in with a finger instead of a memory, and throw out any old device still signed in to your account.
The dreaded part is not the money. It is being asked for a passcode you chose eighteen months ago.
A fingerprint is not a weaker password. It is that same passcode, kept behind something only your hand can open.
Key points
- Open your bank with a finger, not a memory
- See every device your account is signed in on
- Sign out an old tablet without losing anything
What to remember
- The device list is worth a look once a year.
- Signing a device out costs it one sign-in and nothing else.
Try this
In your own banking app, find Security. A tablet on the device list you have not seen since Christmas is the thing to sign out.
Practice: Open the bank with your fingerprint. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.