Lol!

[riese@soc.iotaomegapsi.io]

@stux I'm gen X. Don't get it either. My phone is a million times more computer than my first machine on the internet was. That's big enough. Innit?

[eldersea@expressional.social]

@stux
The Credit Card gets entered with The Num Pad only.

[ukscone@cupoftea.social]

@stux i'm no purchases or bill paying on a phone. bill paying and buying stuff is only done on a device not used for anything but bill paying and purchases and checking bank acct. i.e. a chromebook bought for that purpose bought on the previous bill paying chromrbook

[wiresmith@hachyderm.io]

@stux yes! I fear this will be the first time my children will call me an old man, "of course you can do it on the phone"

[galley@mastodon.online]

@stux Kayak is currently running a commercial on this very topic!

[bencurthoys@mastodon.social]

@stux my rule of thumb is, if it's going to require 2fa, I do it on my computer, because if I try to do it on my phone, by the time I swap out from the browser to the email/messager/other client or whatever to deal with the authentication, fucking android will have cannibalised the browser process for memory, and by the time I get back to the browser it will have reset the page DOM and lost all its fucking session state and I have to start again.

[jaykass@mastodon.online]

@stux
It me.

I figure it’s a result of how online shopping creeped over to mobile. There was a time where online shopping was relatively common but shopping via a mobile phone was not yet common.

[kaasbaas@mastodon.africa]

@stux it absolutely makes sense

[ox1de@cyberplace.social]

@stux I’m probably old, prefer my anything else other than my phone.

[leoschuldiner23@beige.party]

@stux totally agree.. 80s gen over here.

[vickforcella@mastodon.derg.nz]

@stux I made me a simple rule. No monies on my phone, ever.

Phones are hackable and stealable.