SIM swaps: why app codes beat text-message codes
If someone moves your number to their SIM, every text code goes to them. Why app-based codes avoid that risk.
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Plain-language help on crypto checkouts, ad accounts, subscriptions, bookings, declined payments and keeping an account safe — written by the team that reviews the orders.
If someone moves your number to their SIM, every text code goes to them. Why app-based codes avoid that risk.
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