@jeekajoo shaarlinks 01/02/2015 Voici la description de l'appli, tirée du playstore:
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FileThis excels at managing household documents like bank statements, utility bills, insurance documentation, and the like. It can determine the relevant date, name your document intelligently, and even match up your document with your household accounts. FileThis keeps you organized!
BANKS, INVESTMENT, MORTGAGE, WEALTH, PAYROLL, RETIREMENT (US):
FileThis fetches your statements from hundreds of financial institutions including ADP, American Express, Ameriprise, Bank of America, Bank of the West, Barclays, Capital One, Charles Schwab, Chase Bank, Citibank, Discover, ETrade, Fidelity, First Tech, Great West, Franklin Templeton, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Intuit, J.P. Morgan, KeyBank, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Nationstar, Oppenheimer, PayPal, Quicken Loans, Scottrade, Simple, UBS, Union Bank, US Bank, Vanguard, Wells Fargo Bank, and many more!
INSURANCES (US):
FileThis fetches your insurance statements including Explanation of Benefits from Aetna, Allstate, Ally, Anthem, Cigna, Farmers, Humana, ING, Liberty Mutual, Kaiser, Mercury, MetLife, Premera, Progressive, State Farm, Travelers, UMB, United Healthcare and many more!
UTILITIES (US):
ADT, American Water, AT&T, BGE, CenterPoint Energy, Century Link, Charter, Citizens Energy Group, Comcast, ComEd, Cox, DP&L, DirecTV, Dish, Dominion, Duke Energy, First Energy, Frontier, Geico, NYSEG, Peco, Pepco, PG&E, PGW, PGE, SDGE, Sprint, T Mobile, Time Warner Cable, Verizon, Vonage, Waste Management and many more!
FASHION, AUTO, HOME, RETAIL (US):
Abercrombie & Fitch, Amazon, Audi, Banana Republic, Best Buy, Bloomingdales, BMW, Boston Store, Bowflex, Chevron, Costco, Crate & Barrel, Dressbarn, Eddie Bauer, Exon, Gap, Good Year, Guitar Center, Home Depot, JCP, Kia, Kohl's, L.L. Bean, Lane Bryant, Lexus, Lowe's, Macy's, Men's Warehouse, Mercedes-Benz, Neiman Marcus, NFL, Nordstrom, Office Depot, Old Navy, Pier1 Imports, Sears, Shell and many more!
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Citation de l'article shaarlinké:
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I really, honestly, wish this was a hoax by someone from the information security scene, to prove a point, and make fun of peoples’ blind and stupid trust in “the cloud”. But from all the digging I’ve done, I cannot find anything to indicate this is the case. They appear to have gone through with making a working product, with an app on the Android and Apple stores (the latter having relatively stringent approval processes which test functionality). While this idea still seems so stupid I must leave the disclaimer this may still be an elaborate hoax or honeypot, to steal people’s identities (hey, who says being audacious doesn’t work? Just ask them for their details, then you can’t be accused of stealing them!)
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rien à rajouter.
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