Nebraska lawmakers consider bills to require social media, telecoms to mitigate fraud
By ABA Banking Journal Staff
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• Social media and telecoms companies should do more to mitigate fraud according to ABA’s Paul Benda.
• Nebraska lawmakers are considering bills that would require these companies to take additional measures.
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Banks have long been on the front lines of protecting customers from fraud, but they can’t do it alone, and social media companies and telecommunications providers must do more on their end, ABA’s Paul Benda told Nebraska lawmakers. The post Nebraska lawmakers consider bills to require social media, telecoms to mitigate fraud appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .