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OnePlus admits some user credit cards were compromised Comments

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  • 3qR
  • 20 Jan 2018

Anonymous, 19 Jan 2018Not every Chinese phone like that, there is Huawei. Huawei is banned in many countries, and it's banned for a reason.

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    • Anonymous
    • P%$
    • 20 Jan 2018

    Why blame the phone? The attack is on oneplus.net site, not on the oneplus devices.

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      • Rayne
      • tVn
      • 20 Jan 2018

      Wow. Pretty much says the security in Chinese phones are totally insecure.

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        • Anony
        • tug
        • 20 Jan 2018

        Anonymous, 19 Jan 2018Not every Chinese phone like that, there is Huawei. Do you mean Huawei, the company that sells you phones where you don't even know you get LPDDR4/LPDDR3 ram or UFS/emmc storage? The same cheater that gives you these lottery chances when you buy their phones?

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          • techperson211
          • v0q
          • 20 Jan 2018

          Smh oneplus if bank found out it's your fault, your compny should be the one gettig back the money that was stolen.

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            • AnonD-580901
            • 0Bu
            • 20 Jan 2018

            Never trust oneplusoppocrap

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              • Anonymous
              • YHB
              • 20 Jan 2018

              LMAO

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                • AnonD-729015
                • PUS
                • 20 Jan 2018

                wtf 40,000 customers ???
                oneplus are you serious?
                don't even buy any phones from this shady company EVER
                bet they sell our data if not how can they sell cheap phones????
                disappointed
                hope other china companies dosnt do this (huawei,zte)

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                  • Anonymous
                  • ELT
                  • 19 Jan 2018

                  As usual backdoors always on :v Alas+ xD

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                    • Anonymous
                    • vgN
                    • 19 Jan 2018

                    Boebus666, 19 Jan 2018Can't understand how people are still buying devices from this shady Chinese company, everyone... moreNot every Chinese phone like that, there is Huawei.

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                      • Mailman
                      • Ixv
                      • 19 Jan 2018

                      Boebus666, 19 Jan 2018Can't understand how people are still buying devices from this shady Chinese company, everyone... moreAnswer is - price! Not everyone can afford Korean or Japanese flagships.

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                        • NS
                        • sxs
                        • 19 Jan 2018

                        Never settle lol

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                          • MdN8
                          • p41
                          • 19 Jan 2018

                          Lesson 1: use PayPal when buying from China, those who used PayPal were not affected.
                          Lesson 2: don't put ads or dodgy third party scripts on the payment page of your website.

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                            • ZloiYuri
                            • 352
                            • 19 Jan 2018

                            Interesting. Here they say "OnePlus admits SOME user credit cards were compromised"
                            PhoneArena says "OnePlus says that as many as 40,000 of its customers were affected by the breach. This number was characterized by OnePlus as a "small subset" of its total customer count."
                            FOURTEEN THOUSANDS. Some... Small subset... Some people cannot feel any shame.

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                              • AnonD-625430
                              • gNS
                              • 19 Jan 2018

                              Sympathies to those affected. Please don't save your card details in sites of companies like OnePlus. There's not much info in the article to conclude what actually happened but this is a serious issue of users credentials being compromised. Very unethical of OP. If unauthorized transactions are carried out through compromised user credentials then this incident should should be probed and the affected users be compensated. If I'm not mistaken OnePlus has been accused of stealing and spying on user data God knows how many times. Personally I wouldn't use or recommend OnePlus or BBK Electronics smartphones ever in my life, no matter what.

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                                • AnonD-731363
                                • SH3
                                • 19 Jan 2018

                                AnonD-558092, 19 Jan 2018First reports of cards entered at oneplus.net being compromised were made a while ago and stil... moreThata differemt issue and compared to issue of samsung and apple its nothing.

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                                  • AnonD-368020
                                  • XQh
                                  • 19 Jan 2018

                                  There is not enough information here to come to a conclusion. Of course I am concerned but I need to know what really happened and exactly how data got stolen. How many people lost how much money or none lost any moneyl. I am Reading this news first time so it's not like they were trying to cover some story gone viral. I am glad that they themselves issued a notice but still it's a serious security issue. In India almost none information is safe especially data which you share with government or banks. So it's not that much of a bigger deal for me.

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                                    • .alpha
                                    • ytx
                                    • 19 Jan 2018

                                    Stolen? It was sold. How do you think they build phone for $500 and wrap in fancy box?

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                                      • AnonD-721275
                                      • Hku
                                      • 19 Jan 2018

                                      Not the case with my Galaxy A5 2016. Its over a year & few months over it, havent seen any downgrade in performance & also getting regular monthly security updates. No issues from my side to complaint.

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                                        • s4f786
                                        • B{t
                                        • 19 Jan 2018

                                        AnonD-731363, 19 Jan 2018At least they told whats going on. In case of Apple or Samsung they stayed quiet and users s... moreGosh you chat a lot of tripe.

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