Lloyds, Bank of Scotland and Halifax apps showed customers other users' transactions
The Lloyds Banking Group customers reported being able to view payments and charges from other sources.
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""At one point, I had over a million pounds showing as paid in.""
— Helen Jermy , Other
""I didn't recognise any of them and I just had no idea what was going on.""
— Stephanie Flynn , Other
""It made me very concerned about the safety of my details.""
— Carl Lewis , Other
""I saw nearly £3,000 had gone in and thought that must be someone's salary.""
— Sam Harris , Other
""I genuinely thought someone had cloned my details.""
— Asha , Other
Key People
A user who panicked after seeing unknown transactions in her banking app.
A Lloyds Bank customer concerned about the safety of his details after viewing unconnected transactions.
A Halifax customer who reported seeing unrecognizable transactions in her banking app.
A Lloyds Bank customer who discovered the glitch and felt worried about his information.
A Bank of Scotland customer who experienced panic after seeing unknown payments in her app.
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