They also go out of their way to blacklist their clients use of the class leading mobile privacy and security focused OS, spending time looking for hacky ways for their app to detect it. Clearly protecting you is not a priority and neither is allowing you to protect yourself.
Online bank Revolut handed customers’ passports, verification selfies and financial histories to criminals who posed as government officials.
The information disclosed may have included names, dates of birth, home addresses, identity documents, account statements, withdrawal records and complete Bitcoin transaction histories. Around 680 customer accounts are now understood to have been affected.
Revolut says its systems were not hacked - that's right, they didn't need to be, because Revolut handed the information over!
This is what can happen when ever more of our sensitive information is collected, connected and made available through digital systems.