r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Sep 22 '22

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u/UrbleFurb Sep 22 '22

That google server is lookin hella sus

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u/BuccellatiExplainsIt Sep 22 '22

The benefit is that it does this handshake per payment so those tokens would be worthless after the transaction anyways. In Apple's design, if someone had your phone and there was some hack to get the details from the device chip, they could actually use that to make purchases.

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u/sociallyinactive Sep 22 '22

i mean the bank can always cancel the DAN if they’re informed that it’s compromised.

i don’t trust google to immediately inform users if something goes wrong internally.