It is said on the Internet that the name used to play fortune-telling games will be stolen the next time you use your mobile phone to trade, so if the name doesn't match the bank card, it will be stol

It is said on the Internet that the name used to play fortune-telling games will be stolen the next time you use your mobile phone to trade, so if the name doesn't match the bank card, it will be stolen, and will your mobile phone be bound? No, because many small games or fortune-telling software require you to enter information such as name and birthday. If the software comes with a virus, it will record your bank card number, and then the software background will guess your password according to your identity information. If your password is too simple, it will be cracked, and some viruses will copy your short message or verification code information for online transactions. Satisfied, please adopt it in time!