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Originally Posted by davidb24v

I've asked the on-line providers of credit cards and banking I use how they feel about the potential man-in-the-middle attack opportunity that this "Phorm" nonsense represents, given that one of the people at the helm of the company involved is a known spyware author.

I did something similar...but I was completely misunderstood. I was trying to point out not just that I'm concerned about my affairs online, but about theirs as well, and that they too should be concerned because this will doubtless hit their online banking services (come to think of it, Amazon should be looking into this...). But they said I should address my concerns to Virgin.

Rrrggghhh! I was trying to point out to them that they should be concerned as well! They don't want our banking data security compromised any more than we do, because if that happens they're the ones who have to pay for any losses! What is wrong with them?! Don't they want us to use online banking services?!