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MagicCube working to secure mobile transactions
There’s no questioning that global commerce is becoming increasingly mobile-oriented. Whether it be ordering an Uber, or a beer from your seat at a ball game, most see where its headed.
The fintech community does too. Go to a show like LendIt, Finovate, or Money20/20 and count the number of companies developing technologies related to some aspect of mobile commerce. Billions of dollars are being invested in such companies each year.
Yet not everybody is convinced. Survey after survey show that significant portions of society still do not fully trust mobile payments, a perception fed by media stories of hacks, pop culture portrayals, and, yes, some consumer ignorance.
Mobile devices have become integral to everyone’s lives and because of this, it is crucial that our smartphones are safe and secure. While these devices offer us instant connectivity to the world around us, we can’t ignore the ugly side of this life, which is cybercrime.
Here are five ways the Huawei Mate40 Pro ensures data is safe and secure:
1. Comprehensive privacy features
Based on the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE), the Huawei Mate40 Pro bolsters the security of the device in various usage scenarios. It’s like a trusted virtual safe for personal data.
2. Highest security certification level