April 9, 2023, 1:43 p.m. | /u/Overeager3764

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I was looking at budgeting apps and noticed a lot have integrations through open banking providers.

I used to work at an open banking company. I was tasked to personally crawl through transaction histories of users. I could see everything. I mean everything. Privacy was an after thought, if that. Privacy laws were a nuisance to management.

I will never touch an app that uses Open Banking.

Be careful. Don't trust them.

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