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Originally Posted by Slide
I haven't had the chance to try it yet, so my thoughts on it are just based on what others have shared here. And i dont doubt all the problems and lack of full thought behind some of its decisions that would make it quintessentially Edmonton.
Ultimately, I guess, when the bar is: "they finally implemented 20 year old technology and you finally dont have to pay with cash in the year 2023" then whatever system they put in is a win.  
So i am happy about that. Does anyone know if you can load/buy a card/ticket with a credit card at an LRT station or are those machines still cash only? Because if its still cash only, then i take back previous comment  |
When logging in to review my tap card transactions and load it up if necessary I found that their security default makes you change your password every 90 days. Very 2003 security if they're trying to manage unauthorised access.
It appears the junior developers responsible for the roll-out have never heard of two factor authentication for the device or app accessing the system. When you have that in place you should never need to change your password.
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