iOS 13 has a very serious problem discovered on iPhone phones, and the Apple company has not yet offered any explanation for what is happening to users who are affected by it. Specifically, iOS 13 has a problem with registering credit/debit cards for Apple Pay, and it displays the bank cards of unknown people, including their billing details, which is extremely serious.
iOS 13 had the problem discovered by some people who tried to add their cards for Apple Pay, but who, after completing the procedure, saw that the data of unknown people appeared, which is not normal. Even if in iOS 13 the full number of the card, or the CVV2 code, does not appear, information regarding the address of the person who added the said card, plus the full name, does appear, which is a serious problem.
iOS 13: The very SERIOUS PROBLEM for iPhones
Considering that Apple did not comment on the situation, some speculate that the middle would be a problem with the company's servers, which are wrongly displaying other people's data due to expired cache. Normally, no matter what the problem with Apple's servers is, in iOS 13 there should not be situations of this kind, and customers' banking data should be kept safe, but Apple is not immune to such serious problems, from sorry.
iOS 13 does not have this problem extended to such a high level, that is, not many people have reported the appearance of bank data of unknown people in the Wallet application, or the settings menu for Apple Pay. Those who see them, however, can delete them very quickly from iOS 13 to have their data saved and used for payments, and this is because paying with another person's data is impossible, and of course it is a crime.
