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Discover bank and Apple bank are both above 4% for the last year.


my email address at the university from 2000-2003 had the last 4 of my SSN in it.


I had orders in the military listing hundreds of people’s name and SSN. This was ~2007


I believe that Actions was a port from Azure DevOps (https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/devops/?nav=min) so it does seem the teams are working together to improve the products.


IIRC it was Azure pipelines.


It's hidden kinda deep in the settings...

Settings -> Passwords & Accounts -> AutoFill Passwords then check 1Password.


Ahh found out the problem. I had to update 1Password in the app store for it to show in there! Thanks!


I guess that's why the added the 5 press power button which disables the Touch/Face ID features


Which is great if you're able to do that before someone snatches your phone and aims the camera at your face to unlock it.


There are two textboxes on the screen to be notified when it becomes available. I first tried the bottom one, and it gave me an "Too many subscribe attempts for this email address. Please try again in about 5 minutes. (#8715)". I tried it a few times after waiting a few minutes, then went back to the first textbox, higher on the page, and that one worked without issue.


I had the same problem, but a different error code number: "Too many subscribe attempts for this email address. Please try again in about 5 minutes. (#8617)". I clicked the Submit button once.


Same here, tried with two different email addresses.


Thanks for the heads up. I'll look into that.


I will say, one time a few years back I needed to get a receipt from a purchase more than 60 days old. I called the local store, and she said "just give me your credit card number and I can lookup your transactions". With just my card number she was able to see every transaction I made with that card (and find my purchase I needed the receipt for). So (at least 3-4 years ago) it was being stored somewhere searchable by people in the back office.


Or at least a hash generated from it was stored.



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