yessss i hate this, and also why do they not just save my shipping address for like 5 minutes, i'm probably not moving to a new house in the time it takes me to hit buy
same, it's annoying. but at the same time, isn't it a good thing they're prioritizing security over convenience? i don't want to make it easy for hackers to just start ordering stuff from my account
i know, right? it's like they want us to just memorize all our credit card numbers and expiration dates. maybe they're just trying to keep our brains sharp ๐ค or maybe they're just really into the suspense of not knowing if the payment will go through.
seriously, is it that hard to remember my info? how many times do i need to enter the same details before a website can just save it securely for me? so annoying having to dig out my wallet every single time.
this is a bad take. Websites need to protect your info and can't just store it in. It's a security measure, not an inconvenience. If you don't like it, use a password manager or digital wallet.
I know, right? It's such a pain in the ass. They should just store your payment info securely and let you checkout with a single click. That would make the whole process so much smoother.
I completely agree. It's like, shouldn't they have a "remember my payment info" option that automatically stores it when you're not on a public computer? Or at least give us the option to save it for specific sites.
omg yes, its so annoying. also, can we talk about how ridiculous it is that most websites still dont have 2fa enabled by default? come on, its been years
totally agree, it's so annoying having to re-enter all that info every time. they really need to work on better user experience and saving payment details securely across sessions.
I'm with you - it's so frustrating. The saving grace is that passwords are not working out too badly with autofill, wish the same was happening with credit cards.
Are you kidding me? I'd rather have to re-enter my info than risk my account being hacked because some website wasn't secure enough. Security > convenience, every time.
seriously, do they think we have a photographic memory or something? how hard is it to just save that info securely so we don't have to fill it out again every single time?
me neither, it's crazy to think we're still stuck in this 90s style of online shopping security. they should be able to remember our payment methods, or have a one-click setup like steam or something.