thank you @TamaraA for this helpful information

thank you @TamaraA for these very important indications 😀

as long as Mrs. Michu and everyone in the world are not security experts, smart Natel payments should be avoided… because you will be able to create the best possible application in the world, if the electronic device is compromised, it’s over (not to mention snatching in public spaces).

and, in any case, in the long term, if nothing changes in the current encryption algorithms, this will become problematic: [securite.developpez.com/actu/353091/Quantum-computing-will-trigger-a-cybersecurity-Armageddon-according-to-IBM-governments-and-companies-are-not-aware -prepare-for-the-havoc-that-quantum-computers-will-cause/](htt ps://securite.developpez.com/actu/353091/L-informatique-quantique-va-trigger-un-Armageddon-de-la-cybersecurite-according-IBM-les-politiques-et-les-entreprises-ne- are-not-prepared-for-the-havoc-that-quantum-computers-will-cause/)

finally, in order to write French correctly, I suggest you read the small definitions found on this page: chiffrer.info

note that you have to go down to the author in order to see all the subjects.

Don’t use twin

I think TWINT is great, but there are occasional disruptions but very rarely.

In any case, I think it’s better than ApplePay.

@Jiokeugriy58

Yes, and now? Is that why such a detailed comment is needed here? Most people including me use Twint and wouldn’t want to miss it. If you don’t want to use it, no problem.

@Samsi This post was linked in a newsletter. So it’s possible that a few people will “stumble” into the forum 😉

I hope to be happy with this training.

Yes, it’s very good

What does “public WiFi” mean? If I’m in a hotel, is the network public?